The first round of UK Open qualifying in 2018 has been completed.
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Among the winners in the round of 512 in UK Open Qualifying 1 is Bradley Brooks. The 17-year-old, who earned a Tour Card at Q-School last month, beat Robert Marijanovic 6-3. Mickey Mansell, who stunned Gary Anderson in Minehead last year, beat Russian star Boris Koltsov. Former World Championship finalist Kevin Painter breezed past Trevor Burkhill, beating the Sheffield ace 6-1. World youth runner-up Josh Payne is out, though, having lost 6-3 against Ryan Joyce. Danny Noppert also fell at the first hurdle.
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Round of 512
Rasztovits, Michael 6 - 3 De Vreede, Ryan
Johnson, Darren 6 - 0 Lever, Ian
Tabern, Alan 6 - 3 Kirk, Aden
Quinn, Craig 6 - 5 Self, Kelvin
Nilsson, Dennis 6 - 4 Hughes, Jamie
Hunt, Adam 6 - 1 Brown, Jim
Brooks, Bradley 6 - 3 Marijanovic, Robert
Wilson, Jason 6 - 5 Wilkinson, Carl
Turle, Lee 6 - 4 Barnard, Michael
Mansell, Mickey 6 - 2 Koltsov, Boris
Phillips, Paul 6 - 3 Rafferty, Nathan
Palfreyman, Lee 6 - 0 Foreman, Jay
Lowe, Jason 6 - 2 Searle, Ryan
Painter, Kevin 6 - 1 Burkhill, Trevor
Plooy, Michael 6 - 1 Claydon, Brett
Alcinas, Antonio 6 - 0 Treadgold, Nathan
Joyce, Ryan 6 - 3 Payne, Josh
Kellett, Stuart 6 - 2 Groen, Sven
Wattimena, Jermaine 6 - 2 Ware, Chris
Raman, Brian 6 - 3 Noppert, Danny
Kanik, Tytus 6 - 5 Geraghty, Keith
Williams, Ricky 6 - 0 Winstanley, Dean
McCarthy, Josh 6 - 3 Herz, Fabian
North, Richard 6 - 5 Hammond, Curtis
Baillie, Richard 6 - 5 Aspinall, Nathan
Johnson, Darren 6 - 0 Lever, Ian
Tabern, Alan 6 - 3 Kirk, Aden
Quinn, Craig 6 - 5 Self, Kelvin
Nilsson, Dennis 6 - 4 Hughes, Jamie
Hunt, Adam 6 - 1 Brown, Jim
Brooks, Bradley 6 - 3 Marijanovic, Robert
Wilson, Jason 6 - 5 Wilkinson, Carl
Turle, Lee 6 - 4 Barnard, Michael
Mansell, Mickey 6 - 2 Koltsov, Boris
Phillips, Paul 6 - 3 Rafferty, Nathan
Palfreyman, Lee 6 - 0 Foreman, Jay
Lowe, Jason 6 - 2 Searle, Ryan
Painter, Kevin 6 - 1 Burkhill, Trevor
Plooy, Michael 6 - 1 Claydon, Brett
Alcinas, Antonio 6 - 0 Treadgold, Nathan
Joyce, Ryan 6 - 3 Payne, Josh
Kellett, Stuart 6 - 2 Groen, Sven
Wattimena, Jermaine 6 - 2 Ware, Chris
Raman, Brian 6 - 3 Noppert, Danny
Kanik, Tytus 6 - 5 Geraghty, Keith
Williams, Ricky 6 - 0 Winstanley, Dean
McCarthy, Josh 6 - 3 Herz, Fabian
North, Richard 6 - 5 Hammond, Curtis
Baillie, Richard 6 - 5 Aspinall, Nathan
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