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Another 23 different nationalities on 2023 PDC ProTour, Scotland biggest loser
PDCMonday, 23 January 2023 at 17:00
Earlier this month, both the European and UK Q-School were completed. As a result, the 128 players who have a Tour Card this year are now known.
A total of 23 different nationalities are active on the PDC Pro Tour this year, just the same number as last year.
England tops the list with 44 Tour Card holders, four less than last year. In second place follows the Netherlands with 22 Tour Card holders, four more than a year earlier. Third place is Wales with eight Tour Card holders, two more than last year.
Scotland
The biggest loser is Scotland, which goes from nine to six Tour Card holders, after John Henderson, William Borland and Andy Boulton lost their Tour Cards.
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