Schindler becomes new number one in PDC Development Tour Order of Merit
NewsMonday, 24 September 2018 at 15:08
Martin Schindler is the new leader in the PDC Development Tour Order of Merit with Dimitri van den Bergh just behind him in second place.
Van den Bergh claimed a title this weekend once again to bring himself up into the top 2 and if rules don’t change, we will not be getting any Development Tour qualifiers.
Jarred Cole also moves up this past weekend with his first win up to eighth; just behind the likes of Geert Nentjes and George Killington.
With one more weekend of Development Tour action it will be interesting to see if any changes occur.
https://twitter.com/jetze_jan/status/1043925940747857920?s=21
Jarred Cole also moves up this past weekend with his first win up to eighth; just behind the likes of Geert Nentjes and George Killington.
With one more weekend of Development Tour action it will be interesting to see if any changes occur.
https://twitter.com/jetze_jan/status/1043925940747857920?s=21
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