Draw confirmed for Zwaantje Masters in Eindhoven with several world class players in the field
OtherWednesday, 24 August 2022 at 14:00
This Saturday 42 players will battle for the title at the Zwaantje Masters in Café 't Zwaantje in Eindhoven. Amongst the participants are several PDC Tour Card holders and former Lakeside participants.
Amongst others, the organisers have lined up Martijn Kleermaker, Jeffrey de Zwaan, Kevin Painter, Vincent van der Voort, Berry van Peer, Luc Peters, Wesley Harms, Richard Veenstra, Mervyn King, Ian White, Jerry Hendriks, Brian Raman, Danny van Trijp and Jermaine Wattimena for this event.
The tournament starts with seven groups, consisting of six players per group. The two best players of each group and the two best numbers three go through to the final table.
The Zwaantje Masters is also open to the public. Tickets cost 7.50 euros each.
Draw Zwaantje Masters
Group 1
Martijn Kleermaker
Jeffrey de Zwaan
Joppe Bakens
Bas Lubse
Carlo van den Broek
Lorenzo Broks
Group 2
Kevin Painter
Jeffrey Sparidaans
Mario Vandenbogaerde
Robert van der Heijden
Stefan van der Waarden
Ruben Adriaans
Group 3
Vincent van der Voort
Berry van Peer
Luc Peters
Han Colen
Robby van Eijndhoven
Marcel Walschots
Group 4
Wesley Harms
Richard Veenstra
Alexander Merkx
Jarno Michielsen
Willem van de Ven
John de Wit
Group 5
Mervyn King
Willem Mandigers
Mark Faassen
Jimmy van Schie
Rene Cadler
Dennis Zwaga
Group 6
Ian White
Jerry Hendriks
Brian Raman
Remco Pluym
Luuk van Moll
Danny van Trijp
Group 7
Jermaine Wattimena
Wouter Vaes
Patrick van den Boogaard
Danny Schellekens
Ed Schellings
Mike Jansen
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