Cameron Menzies receives wildcard for Finder Darts Masters 2017
NewsWednesday, 11 October 2017 at 09:51
An unexpected surprise for 28-year-old Cameron Menzies from Muirkirk Scotland.
Cameron, winner of the Scottish Open 2017 and semi finalist of the Winmau World Masters, received a invitation from the organisation of the Finder Darts Masters to participate in the longest running world top dart tournament in the Netherlands.
Currently, 22 of the 24 contestants have been named. The organisation has one more wildcard left and the Dutch Darts Bond also has a wildcard available.
The list of names of players for the Finder Darts Masters 2017 can be found at www.findermasters.nl.
https://twitter.com/Winmau/status/917758381120778241
Cameron, winner of the Scottish Open 2017 and semi finalist of the Winmau World Masters, received a invitation from the organisation of the Finder Darts Masters to participate in the longest running world top dart tournament in the Netherlands.
Currently, 22 of the 24 contestants have been named. The organisation has one more wildcard left and the Dutch Darts Bond also has a wildcard available.
The list of names of players for the Finder Darts Masters 2017 can be found at www.findermasters.nl.
https://twitter.com/Winmau/status/917758381120778241
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