The first Rileys Qualifiers for the UK Open confirmed with Michael Burgoine, Shaun Fox and Lee Harris coming through this past weekend.
Burgoine qualifies for a fourth time; with ‘Burger Boy’ coming through the field at London Victoria.
Fox and Harris who came through at Norwich and Wolverhampton respectively will make their Minehead debuts.
In addition, Further Qualifiers take place this weekend; they run all the way till February 24th in Liverpool.
2019 Ladbrokes UK Open
Rileys Amateur Qualifiers
Saturday January 26 - London Victoria - Michael Burgoine
Saturday January 26 - Norwich - Shaun Fox
Saturday January 26 - Wolverhampton - Lee Harris
Saturday February 2 - Chester
Saturday February 2 - Chorlton
Saturday February 2 - Greenock
Saturday February 2 - Nottingham
Saturday February 2 - Worcester
Sunday February 3 - Coventry
Saturday February 9 - South Benfleet
Saturday February 16 - Sheffield
Sunday February 17 - London Victoria
Saturday February 23 - Harlow
Saturday February 23 - Norwich
Saturday February 23 - Wolverhampton
Sunday February 24 - Liverpool
Fox and Harris who came through at Norwich and Wolverhampton respectively will make their Minehead debuts.
In addition, Further Qualifiers take place this weekend; they run all the way till February 24th in Liverpool.
2019 Ladbrokes UK Open
Rileys Amateur Qualifiers
Saturday January 26 - London Victoria - Michael Burgoine
Saturday January 26 - Norwich - Shaun Fox
Saturday January 26 - Wolverhampton - Lee Harris
Saturday February 2 - Chester
Saturday February 2 - Chorlton
Saturday February 2 - Greenock
Saturday February 2 - Nottingham
Saturday February 2 - Worcester
Sunday February 3 - Coventry
Saturday February 9 - South Benfleet
Saturday February 16 - Sheffield
Sunday February 17 - London Victoria
Saturday February 23 - Harlow
Saturday February 23 - Norwich
Saturday February 23 - Wolverhampton
Sunday February 24 - Liverpool
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