Draw Tour Card Holder Qualifier Hungarian Darts Trophy including Menzies, Whitlock, Beaton and Van Duijvenbode
PDCSaturday, 03 August 2024 at 12:30
On Saturday, PDC Tour Card holders will have the chance to qualify for the Hungarian Darts Trophy through a qualifying tournament. Ten spots are available here for the 11th Euro Tour tournament of the season.
As is known by now, the qualification system is different from last year. This season there are only ten starting spots to be distributed instead of 24. That is because in addition to the top-16 of the Pro Tour rankings, the top-16 of the world rankings are also automatically qualified for the Euro Tours.
As a result, 32 players are therefore already qualified for the Hungarian Darts Trophy in Budapest (Sept. 20-22). Among others, Michael van Gerwen, Dave Chisnall, Ross Smith, Luke Humphries, Gerwyn Price, Josh Rock, Rob Cross, Luke Littler, Michael Smith, Peter Wright, James Wade, Dimitri van den Bergh and Nathan Aspinall don't need to qualify.
Andy Baetens, Steve Beaton, Mike de Decker, Jeffrey de Zwaan, Ricky Evans, Kim Huybrechts, Mervyn King, Jelle Klaasen, Cameron Menzies, Mensur Suljovic, Vincent van der Voort, Dirk van Duijvenbode and Simon Whitlock, among others, are competing in the qualifying tournament.
Most players have received byes, with the remaining Last 80 clashes to be set with the winners of the Last 160 games. 10 winners will join the field in Budapest.
Draw ET11 Tour Card Holder Qualifier
Last 160
Patrick Geeraets v Christian Perez
Jitse van der Wal v Berry van Peer
Kim Huybrechts v Robert Grundy
Steve Beaton v Madars Razma
Last 80
Mike de Decker v Nathan Rafferty
Michele Turetta v Martin Lukeman
Geert Netjes v Ronny Huybrechts
Radek Szaganski v Paul Krohne
Cameron Menzies v Nick Kenny
James Hurrell v William O'Connor
Thibault Tricole v Darren Beveridge
Maik Kuivenhoven v Boris Krcmar
Kevin Doets v Mario Vandenbogaerde
Lee Evans v Benjamin Reus
Andy Baetens v Jeffrey de Zwaan
Stephen Burton v Leighton Bennett
Dirk van Duijvenbode v Mervyn KIng
Graham Usher v Mensur Suljovic
Martijn Dragt v Joshua Richardson
Graham Hall v Steve Lennon
Gabriel Clemens v Danny Lauby
Dom Taylor v Owen Bates
Karel Sedaček v Vincent van der Voort
Ryan Meikle v Tim Wolters
Jermaine Wattimena v Jose de Sousa
Wessel Nijman v Mickey Mansell
Arron Monk v Adam Gawlas
Jim Williams v Jelle Klaasen
Alan Soutar v Rowby-John Rodriguez
Adam Warner v Owen Roelofs
Simon Whitlock v Lukas Wenig
Jurjen van der Velde v Geeraets/Perez
Richard Veenstra v Danny van Trijp
Jamie Hughes v Keegan Brown
Rhys Griffin v Scott Williams
Daniel Klose v Van der Wal/Van Peer
Niels Zonneveld v Josh Payne
Callum Goffin v Robbie Knops
Dylan Slevin v Chris Landman
Keane Barry v Huybrechts/Grundy
Ricky Evans v Robert Owen
George Killington v Ian White
Florian Hempel v Jeffrey Sparidaans
Matthew Dennant v Beaton/Razma
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