Date changes released for Riley's Amateur Qualifiers for 2020 UK Open
PDCSunday, 12 January 2020 at 16:03
The entries are still open for the 2020 UK Open Rileys Amateur Qualifiers but with a few amendments to the schedule.
16 players will win the requisite spots at the UK Open; where they will compete alongside some of the top names from the PDC; with all Tour Card Holders once again getting spots.
It is Greenock and Wolverhampton which have changed. Previously Greenock was on February 15th; alongside Nottingham, Sheffield and South Benfleet; but this has now changed to February 22.
Also the second Wolverhampton date has been amended; with it being on Sunday February 16 instead of Saturday February 23.
This means that London Victoria will be the last qualifier on February 22; with it being players last chance to qualify. Players 16 and above can enter; with PDPA Associate Members who do not win Tour Cards at Q-School also allowed to play.
2020 Ladbrokes UK Open
Rileys Amateur Qualifiers
Saturday January 25 - London Victoria
Saturday February 1 - Aberdeen
Saturday February 1 - Chester
Saturday February 1 - Norwich
Saturday February 1 - Wolverhampton
Saturday February 8 - Chorlton
Saturday February 8 - Coventry
Saturday February 15 - Nottingham
Saturday February 15 - Sheffield
Saturday February 15 - South Benfleet
Sunday February 16 - Wolverhampton
Saturday February 22 - Greenock
Saturday February 22 - Harlow
Saturday February 22 - Liverpool
Saturday February 22 - Norwich
Saturday February 22 - London Victoria
Saturday February 1 - Aberdeen
Saturday February 1 - Chester
Saturday February 1 - Norwich
Saturday February 1 - Wolverhampton
Saturday February 8 - Chorlton
Saturday February 8 - Coventry
Saturday February 15 - Nottingham
Saturday February 15 - Sheffield
Saturday February 15 - South Benfleet
Sunday February 16 - Wolverhampton
Saturday February 22 - Greenock
Saturday February 22 - Harlow
Saturday February 22 - Liverpool
Saturday February 22 - Norwich
Saturday February 22 - London Victoria
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