There are two BDO-tournaments on the schedule this weekend.
On Saturday the 25th of May the BDO Belfry Open will be played in Bruges, Belgium. The Bruges Open is on the schedule for Sunday 27 May. The BDO has confirmed the draw for both tournaments.
Scott Mitchell and Sharon Prins won the BDO Belfry Open last year, which was the inaugural edition. Geert de Vos and Deta Hedman are the defending champions during the Bruges Open.
See below the draw for both tournaments:
Belfry Open
Men's (Click here)
Ladies (Click here)
Bruges Open
Men's (Click here)
Ladies (Click here)
Scott Mitchell and Sharon Prins won the BDO Belfry Open last year, which was the inaugural edition. Geert de Vos and Deta Hedman are the defending champions during the Bruges Open.
See below the draw for both tournaments:
Belfry Open
Men's (Click here)
Ladies (Click here)
Bruges Open
Men's (Click here)
Ladies (Click here)
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