Draw confirmed for Hungarian Darts Trophy Tour Card Holder Qualifier including Whitlock, Lewis, Gurney and Chisnall
PDCThursday, 07 July 2022 at 13:42
The Tour Card Holder qualifier has been confirmed ahead of the Hungarian Darts Trophy which will take place in September with 24 spots being confirmed later today.
Players such as Adrian Lewis, Simon Whitlock, Daryl Gurney, Dave Chisnall, Raymond van Barneveld, Martin Lukeman, Mensur Suljovic and others will attempt to win through to play in Budapest.
The top-16 of the Pro Tour Order of Merit is automatically qualified for the Hungarian Darts Trophy. This means that Michael van Gerwen, Luke Humphries, Gerwyn Price, Michael Smith, Rob Cross, Peter Wright, Damon Heta, Ryan Searle, Nathan Aspinall, Dirk van Duijvenbode, Joe Cullen, José de Sousa, Dimitri van den Bergh, Danny Noppert, Jonny Clayton and Krzysztof Ratajski do not have to play a qualifying tournament.
Draw PDC ET10 Tour Card Holder Qualifier
Board 1
Martin Schindler v Ross Montgomery
Nathan Rafferty v Cameron Menzies
Adrian Lewis v James Wilson
Jeff Smith v Kevin Burness
Board 2
Dave Chisnall v Adam Hunt
Scott Mitchell v Florian Hempel
Ross Smith v Josh Rock
Lewy Williams v Keegan Brown
Board 3
Callan Rydz v George Killington
Eddie Lovely v Andy Boulton
Ricky Evans v Jason Heaver
Ryan Meikle v Bradley Brooks
Board 4
Daryl Gurney v Jake Jones
Max Hopp v Mickey Mansell
Rowby-John Rodriguez v Luc Peters
Glen Durrant v Danny Baggish
Board 5
Stephen Bunting v Kevin Doets
Mike de Decker v Berry van Peer
Keane Barry v John O'Shea
Geert de Vos Tony Martinez/Boris Krcmar
Board 6
Martin Lukeman v Jack Main
Ricardo Pietreczko v Jason Lowe
Vincent van der Voort v Luke Woodhouse
William O'Connor v Shaun Wilkinson/Scott Waites
Board 7
Brendan Dolan v Darius Labanauskas
Niels Zonneveld v Radek Szaganski
Simon Whitlock v Danny Jansen
Steve Beaton v Nick Fullwell/Devon Petersen
Board 8
Kim Huybrechts v Jermaine Wattimena
Ron Meulenkamp v Ted Evetts
Ritchie Edhouse v Raymond van Barneveld
David Evans v John Henderson/Peter Hudson
Board 9
Chris Dobey v John Brown
Brian Raman v Krzysztof Kciuk
Mensur Suljovic v William Borland
Maik Kuivenhoven v Jeffrey de Zwaan/Connor Scutt
Board 10
Madars Razma v Steve West
Jose Justicia v Jamie Hughes
Mervyn King v Darren Webster
Matt Campbell v Rusty-Jake Rodriguez/Jon Worsley
Board 11
Gabriel Clemens v Richie Burnett
Jimmy Hendriks v Mario Vandenbogaerde
Jim Williams v Steve Lennon
Gordon Mathers v Damian Mol/Jules van Dongen
Board 12
Andrew Gilding v Ryan Joyce
Ian White v Martijn Kleermaker
Adam Gawlas v Joe Murnan
Brett Claydon v Vladimir Andersen/Alan Soutar
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