The entries have now opened for the first PDC Challenge Tour weekend which will take place in Wigan on January 25-26.
PDPA Associate Members who competed at Q-School will be able to play in 24 Challenge Tour events during 2020, with each worth £10,000 in prize money.
The opening weekend will be held at Robin Park Tennis Centre with two events per day but that could be shorter due to the amount of entry numbers that took place for PDC Q-School. If all these players do decide to play, it could go down to one event per day instead of two.
Click here to submit your entry for the opening weekend.
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