After Kai Gotthardt's success over the past weekend, the MODUS Super Series returns for another week with an intriguing line-up in Group A which has begun on Monday.
In particular for Sherrock and Van Leuven, it is a chance for match practice ahead of the final round of PDC Women's Series action which is due to take place next weekend in Leicester.
Petersen returned to the UK after recently missing out in the African World Championship qualifier but has played exhibitions over the weekend and was part of the superb commentary for the final between Cameron Carolissen and Peter Wachuiri in Kenya. While James Richardson played this past weekend at the World Seniors Matchplay losing out to Leonard Gates.
Stowe Buntz will play the Continental Cup next weekend in the CDC hoping to retain his title and potentially return to the UK sooner than expected. With the Grand Slam of Darts next month gleaming a spot, he will hope to claim it. But at the very least it gets practice in ahead of the World Championship too as he will return to London this December. It is his debut in the format with The Neon Nightmare as he is known travelling from Portsmouth, Virginia to Portsmouth, UK for this week's action. Nick Crouwel concludes the line-up.
The winner from Group A goes straight through to the final while the five that don't qualify go into Group B or C to face the remaining six players which are Paul Hogan, Terry Nash, Justin Hood in Group B and Thomas Lovely, Ricky King and Darren Armstrong in Group C.
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