Danny Baggish will return to the PDC World Championship at the end of the year after topping the Order of Merit in the CDC (Championship Darts Corporation) Series.
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Baggish reached the second round of the PDC World Championship last time out and lost out to Nathan Aspinall in a 3-1 defeat.
The Guam native was set to play in Q-School at the start of the year saying it was 'an easy decision' but wasn't involved in Wigan in the end.
He survived match darts against Jason Brandon missing the bull for a 164 and he claimed the three legs he needed against Chuck Puleo.
Puleo though will team with Darin Young once again due to finishing top of the CDC Order of Merit but due to the series deciding the line-ups for the World Championship, it will be Baggish joined by Danny Lauby at the Alexandra Palace.
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🇺🇸 Danny Baggish will top the CDC USA Series and therefore qualifies for the PDC World Darts Championship.
Congrats @DannyBaggish 👏🏻
Jetze Jan Idsardi
@JJIdsardi
🇺🇸 Danny Baggish survives a matchdarts against Jason Brandon (misses the bull for 164) and now only needs 3 legs against Chuck Puleo to qualify for his second World Championship.