DRAW PDC Players Championship 4 | Luke Humphries, Gerwyn Price, Beau Greaves and more find out route to ProTour glory

Players Championship 4 follows quickly on from a dramatic PC3 in Wigan, and the first round draw once again places several of the key early-season narratives front and centre on the Pro Tour.

Luke Humphries continues his delayed start to the 2026 Players Championship campaign, while attention also turns to Chris Dobey and Stephen Bunting after their clash in Sunday’s PC3 final.

Dobey emerged victorious there, beating Bunting to claim the title, and both now return to the board with fresh scrutiny on how they respond.

Elsewhere, there is no let-up for established contenders. Gerwyn Price, Peter Wright, Jonny Clayton and James Wade all face potentially awkward openers, while Beau Greaves is again placed in a high-profile first-round tie as her Pro Tour run continues to draw focus.

Humphries remains one of the central figures of the draw, taking on Martijn Dragt as he looks to build momentum after missing the opening Players Championship weekend. With ranking points already gone, every match carries extra importance at this stage of his campaign.

Fresh from his PC3 title win, Chris Dobey faces Tommy Morris in round one. After beating Stephen Bunting in Sunday’s final, Dobey’s task now is to back that success up immediately, something PC1 and PC2 showed is far from guaranteed on the floor.

Bunting, meanwhile, opens against Chris Landman as he looks to reset quickly after falling just short in the PC3 decider. The short turnaround makes this one of the more psychologically interesting ties of the round.

There is also plenty of intrigue elsewhere. Gerwyn Price meets Mensur Suljovic in a clash of experience, while Peter Wright begins against Thomas Lovely, another reminder that no first round is straightforward on the Pro Tour.

Greaves once again finds herself in a featured match, taking on Niels Zonneveld, while James Wade, winner of Players Championship 1, faces Cam Crabtree as he looks to stay in touch at the top of the early standings.