1994 World Masters (darts)

The 1994 Winmau World Masters was held on 3rd December 1994. Richie Burnett won the tournament by beating Steve Beaton in the final.

Men's tournament

Top 16 seeds

Source:^[1]

1. Steve Beaton
2. Richie Burnett
3. John Part
4. Martin Adams
5. Mike Gregory
6. Andy Fordham
7. Dave Askew
8. Colin Monk
9. Roland Scholten
10. Raymond van Barneveld
11. Kevin Painter
12. Per Skau
13. Alan Brown
14. Bob Taylor
15. Andy Jenkins
16. Les Wallace

Draw

Players in bold denote match winners.^[2][3]

	First round					Second round					Quarter-finals					Semi-finals					Final
	1	Steve Beaton	2
		George Federico	0
						1	Steve Beaton	2
						16	Les Wallace	1
	16	Les Wallace	2
		Eric Burden	0
											1	Steve Beaton	3
											9	Roland Scholten	1
	8	Colin Monk	1
		Derek Hampton	2
							Derek Hampton	0
						9	Roland Scholten	2
	9	Roland Scholten	2
		Stefan Eeckelaert	1
																1	Steve Beaton 100.25	3
																4	Martin Adams	2
	5	Mike Gregory	2
		Dennis Harbour	1
						5	Mike Gregory	1
							Louis Doherty	2
	12	Per Skau	0
		Louis Doherty	2
												Louis Doherty	0
											4	Martin Adams	3
	4	Martin Adams	2
		Blaine Ogden	0
						4	Martin Adams	2
							Mark Salmon	1
		Nicky Turner	1
		Mark Salmon	2
																					1	Steve Beaton	2
																					2	Richie Burnett	3
	2	Richie Burnett	2
		Denis Ovens	1
						2	Richie Burnett	2
						15	Andy Jenkins	1
	15	Andy Jenkins	2
		Braulio Roncero	0
											2	Richie Burnett	3
												Helge Knapskog	1
	7	Dave Askew	0
		Helge Knapskog	2
							Helge Knapskog	2
						10	Raymond van Barneveld	1
	10	Raymond van Barneveld	2
		Martin Phillips	0
																2	Richie Burnett	3
																6	Andy Fordham	2
	6	Andy Fordham	2
		Mervyn King	0
						6	Andy Fordham	2
						11	Kevin Painter	1
	11	Kevin Painter	2
		Vijay Kumar	0
											6	Andy Fordham	3
												Paul Williams	1
	3	John Part	0
		Andreas Krockel	2
							Andreas Krockel	0
							Paul Williams	2
	14	Bob Taylor	1
		Paul Williams	2

Boy's tournament

Preliminary round

• Andrew Pollard 1–3 Barry Russell
• Robert Pascall 3–0 Ilkka Kovanen
• Vincent Barrett 3–2 Kurt Bradac
• Paul Littlejohns 0–3 Brian Sorensen
• Chris Grelat 1–3 Karsten Wieggrebe
• Cindy Jonckheere 0–3 Nick Buckingham
• Peter Mainhardt 3–2 Gordon Stanmore
• Simon Colomban 3–0 Paul McShannock
• Minna Niemineu 0–3 Alan Sutch
• Steven de Brucker 3–2 Joel Olweny
• Martin Whatmough 3–1 Dafne Barbalho
• Alan Soutar 3–0 Ivars Skesters

Last 32

• Ondres Veselovsky bye Stefan Stoev
• Evija Sulce 0–3 'Barry Russell
• Robert Pascall 3–2 Vincent Barrett
• Jorge Henrique 3–1 Harriet Wakooli
• Daniel Harrington 0–3 Arjan Moen
• Rafael Carmona 2–3 Brian Sorensen
• Karsten Wieggrebe 0–3 Nick Buckingham
• Peter Kelloway 3–0 Bill-Tore Ingles
• Nigel Russell 3–0 Samuel Szunyog
• Lucie Tomancova 2–3 Peter Mainhardt
• Simon Colomban 0–3 Alan Sutch
• Matt Chapman 3-2 Mieke de Boer
• Emilie Levillain 0–3 David Pearce
• Martin Harris 1–3 Steven de Brucker
• Martin Whatmough 2–3 Alan Soutar
• Crystal Keer 0–3 'Lee Palfreyman

Last 16

• Lee Palfreyman 3–0 Ondres Veselovsky
• Barry Russell 0–3 Robert Pascall
• Jorge Henrique 1–3 Arjan Moen
• Brian Sorensen 0–3 Nick Buckingham
• Peter Kelloway 3–1 Nigel Russell
• Peter Mainhardt 3–1 Alan Sutch
• Matt Chapman 3–1 David Pearce
• Steven de Brucker 3–1 Alan Soutar

Quarter-finals

• Lee Palfreyman 3–1 Robert Pascall
• Arjan Moen 3–2 Nick Buckingham
• Peter Kelloway 3–0 Peter Mainhardt
• Matt Chapman 1–3 Steven de Brucker

Semi-finals

• Lee Palfreyman 3–2 Arjan Moen
• Peter Kelloway 1–3 Steven de Brucker

Final

best of 5 legs

• Lee Palfreyman 0–3 Steven de Brucker

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