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James Beeton won the Scottish Open Open event at the Normandy Hotel in Renfrew, Scotland, with Target sponsoring the weekend as part of the Target Scottish Open and Classic. The tournament was a World Darts Federation ranked Silver event, and the finals were played live on stage from 5pm.

Beeton defeated Dylan Slevin 5-3 in the final, averaging 91.16 to Slevin’s 88.24 in a high-quality decider. The win completed an excellent Sunday campaign for Beeton, who came through a series of tight matches in the latter stages to claim the title.

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Rebecca Eleanor Allen produced a superb display to win the Scottish Open Women’s title at the Normandy Hotel in Renfrew, Scotland, as part of the Target Scottish Open weekend. The event was ranked as a Silver tournament by the World Darts Federation, with the finals played live on stage from 5pm.

The Irish youth star defeated Lorraine Hyde 5-2 in the final, overturning Hyde’s 69.34 average with a composed performance of her own, averaging 67.01 to secure the biggest women’s title of the weekend.

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Mitchell Lawrie secured his second title of the night at the Normandy Hotel in Renfrew, Scotland, winning the Scottish Open Youth event in style. The tournament formed part of the Target Scottish Open weekend and was ranked as a Platinum event by the World Darts Federation. The finals were played live on stage from 5pm.

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Macy Gibbons secured the Scottish Open Girls title at the Normandy Hotel in Renfrew, Scotland, lifting the Platinum-ranked World Darts Federation crown in impressive fashion. The finals were played live on stage from 5pm as part of the Target Scottish Open weekend.

In the final, Gibbons defeated Rebecca Eleanor Allen 4-1 to take the title. Gibbons averaged 77.52 in the decider, overturning Allen’s strong 82.35 average with clinical finishing at key moments to seal the victory.

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Sophie McKinlay claimed the Scottish Classic Women's title in dramatic fashion on Saturday, defeating Macy Gibbons 5-4 in a gripping final played live on stage from 5pm at the Normandy Hotel.

In a contest that could not have been closer statistically, McKinlay averaged 70.90 to Gibbons' 70.32, with the match going all the way to a deciding leg. Holding her nerve under the stage lights, McKinlay delivered when it mattered most to secure the Silver-ranked WDF title.

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The Scottish Open and Classic gets underway on Friday 13th February 2026 at The Normandy Hotel Inchinnan Road, Renfrew PA4 9EJ.

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Schedule

Stage Finals Order of Play

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The Target Scottish Classic Women
Macy Gibbons V Sophie McKinlay

The Target Scottish Classic Open
James Beeton V Mitchell Lawrie

The Target Scottish Open Girls
Macy Gibbons V Rebecca Allen

The Target Scottish Open Boys
Mitchell Lawrie V Ryan Branley

The Target Scottish Open Women
Lorraine Hyde V Rebecca Allen

The Target Scottish Open Open
James Beeton V Dylan Slevin

Results

Scottish Open Pairs

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Scottish Classic

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Scottish Open

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Scottish Open Youth

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Group Games

 

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Ryan Hogarth and Sean Fisher were crowned champions of The Target 2026 Scottish Open Men’s Pairs after a superb run to the title at the Normandy Hotel in Renfrew. In the final, the pair delivered their most dominant performance of the tournament, producing a composed and clinical display to defeat Jenson Walker and Nick Fullwell 3–0 and lift the championship trophy.

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Rebecca Eleanor Allen and Lynsey Ward were crowned champions of The Target 2026 Scottish Open Women’s Pairs after a commanding and composed performance in the final at the Normandy Hotel, Renfrew. Producing their strongest display of the day when it mattered most, the duo sealed the title with a clinical 3–0 victory over Michelle Binns and Marie Fitton, lifting one of the standout trophies on the Scottish calendar.