Yes, but you need to hit a high value double or the bullseye with your very first dart in order to be able to do so. A nine-dart finish has been achieved three times in the tournament, including twice in one match by both players when James Wade and Robert Thornton met in the second round in 2014. Prior to that Brendan Dolan landed the first ever nine-dart finish at the Grand Prix in Dublin in 2011, ironically against James Wade in the semi-final. All three Nine-Dart finishes were achieved in the same way: Starting with a score of 501 each player hit: 1 x Double 20 (40) - 461 2x Treble 20 (60+60) - 401-341 3x Treble 20 (60+60+60) 281- 221 - 161 1x Treble 10 (60) - 101 1x Treble 17 (51) - 50 1x Bullseye (50)