Details have been announced ahead of the 2022 PDC European Q-School which is set to take place once again in Niedernhausen, Germany between January 9-15.
Regulations have been confirmed in the host country and it will be staged in a bubble.
All participants will be required to stay at the H+ Hotel and will have to be fully vaccinated to compete. This will be AstraZeneca, Pfizer-Biontech, Johnson & Johnson or Moderna and will be eligible at least 15 days before the start of play.
Those who do not satisfy the entry requirements can get a refund if already entered. A negative Covid-19 lateral flow test will also be required and those involved can't leave the hotel until the end of the tournament or when they exit.
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