Field confirmed for 2023 German Darts Grand Prix headlined by Humphries as top seed, Smith, Wright and Price
PDCTuesday, 04 April 2023 at 09:17
During the Easter weekend, the German Darts Grand Prix will take place in the fourth European Tour of the season. The tournament begins on Saturday, April 8, and ends on Monday, April 10.
The field of participants is headlined by top seed Luke Humphries as well as Michael Smith, Peter Wright, Gerwyn Price and Jonny Clayton.
Michael van Gerwen will skip his first European Tour of the season. While as well as the seeds, Raymond van Barneveld, Andrew Gilding, Simon Whitlock, Chris Dobey, Ross Smith, Jules van Dongen, Steve Beaton, Callan Ryz and Daryl Gurney will also be in action during the first round on Saturday.
Field German Darts Grand Prix 2023
Top-16 seeded players (enter from second round)
Luke Humphries
Damon Heta
Rob Cross
Dave Chisnall
Nathan Aspinall
Michael Smith
Dirk van Duijvenbode
Peter Wright
Joe Cullen
Danny Noppert
Gerwyn Price
Martin Schindler
Jonny Clayton
Josh Rock
Dimitri Van den Bergh
José de Sousa
Tour Card Qualifiers
Andrew Gilding
Simon Whitlock
Robert Owen
Jim Williams
Mario Vandenbogaerde
Jeffrey de Zwaan
Chris Dobey
Ross Smith
Keane Barry
Jules van Dongen
Ian White
Cameron Menzies
Scott Waites
Steve Beaton
Tony Martinez
Matt Campbell
Callan Rydz
Vincent van der Voort
Adam Warner
Lee Evans
Brendan Dolan
Raymond van Barneveld
Daryl Gurney
Alan Soutar
Associate Member Qualifiers
Andy Boulton
Berry van Peer
Top seeded Germans
Gabriel Clemens
Florian Hempel
Host Nation Qualifiers
Dragutin Horvat
Liam Maendl-Lawrance
Nordic & Baltic Qualifier
Oskar Lukasiak
East European Qualifier
Tytus Kanik
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