Barry, Menzies, Collins and Verberk only players to claim prize money in first four Challenge Tour events
PDCMonday, 27 January 2020 at 16:00
The first Challenge Tour weekend saw four different winners and also four different players cashing in every single event.
Those are Robert Collins, Cameron Menzies, Maikel Verberk and Keane Barry. The former of course won the very first event of the Challenge Tour season and is building on his promise from Q-School.
He is currently only behind Scott Mitchell in the updated Order of Merit. Cameron Menzies has pedigree on the secondary tour and only missed out last time around due to a poor final weekend and he is up to ninth having cashed in every event.
Maikel Verberk is further down in 19th having only accumulated £500 but he has been consistent all weekend in cashing and the same can even be said for Keane Barry all the way down in 43rd place who is on £200.
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