Draw confirmed for European Darts Grand Prix Tour Card Holder Qualifier including Anderson, Beaton, Whitlock and Dobey
PDC
The draw for the European Darts Grand Prix (ET9) Tour Card Holder Qualifier is set with this tournament set to be played on 26-28 May, 2023 in a European Tour staple of the Glaspalast in Sindelfingen.
Monday afternoon sees the first of two qualifiers take place with two players from each board finding their way through to make 24 players into the line-up.
Gary Anderson, Chris Dobey, Simon Whitlock and Steve Beaton are among those aiming to qualify this afternoon in the first of two with the other being for the European Darts Matchplay in Trier at the end of June.
Draw PDC ET09 Tour Card Holder Qualifier
Board 1
Krzysztof Ratajski v Kevin Burness
Ryan Joyce v Danny Jansen
Steve Beaton v Danny van Trijp
Stephen Burton v Ronny Huybrechts
Board 2
Jose de Sousa v Niels Zonneveld
Brian Raman v Nick Kenny
Simon Whitlock v Bradley Brooks
Adam Warner v Mervyn King
Board 3
Stephen Bunting v Keegan Brown
Darius Labanauskas v James Wilson
Raymond van Barneveld v Luc Peters
Mickey Mansell v Geert Nentjes
Board 4
Chris Dobey v Scott Waites
Kevin Doets v Gian van Veen
Gary Anderson v Jimmy Hendriks
Lee Evans v Mensur Suljovic
Board 5
Brendan Dolan v Maik Kuivenhoven
Dylan Slevin v Owen Roelofs
Ryan Meikle v Joe Murnan
Ritchie Edhouse v Luke Woodhouse
Board 6
James Wade v Pascal Rupprecht
Callum Goffin v Nick Fullwell
Mike de Decker v Steve Lennon
Jurjen van der Velde v Graham Hall
Board 7
Callan Rydz v Nathan Rafferty
Jamie Clark v Darren Webster
Jim Williams v Richard Veenstra
Graham Usher v Robbie Knops
Board 8
Rowby-John Rodriguez v Jose Justicia
Adam Smith-Neale v Devon Petersen
Jermaine Wattimena v Radek Szaganski
Richie Burnett v Cameron Menzies/John O'Shea
Board 9
Kim Huybrechts v Martijn Kleermaker
Vincent van der Voort v Arron Monk
Scott Williams v Lewis Williams
Josh Payne v Jacques Labre/Keane Barry
Board 10
Martin Lukeman v Connor Scutt
Ted Evetts v Ross Montgomery
William O'Connor v Krzysztof Kciuk
George Killington v Ricky Evans/Adam Gawlas
Board 11
Daryl Gurney v Matt Campbell
Shaun Wilkinson v Jeffrey de Zwaan
Ian White v Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Tony Martinez v Boris Krcmar/Jules van Dongen
Board 12
Madars Razma v Daniel Klose
Mario Vandenbogaerde v Karel Sedlacek
Alan Soutar v Robert Owen
Jeff Smith v Jeffrey Sparidaans/Damian Mol
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