Line-ups and fixtures released for PDC Home Tour Groups 9-12 featuring Smith and Aspinall
PDCFriday, 24 April 2020 at 12:11
The next set of line-ups and fixtures have been released for PDC Home Tour Groups Nine-12 which begin tomorrow with Premier League stars Michael Smith and Nathan Aspinall among those involved.
Smith will headline proceedings in Saturday's Group Nine, while Aspinall will compete in Group Ten in a bumper weekend of darting action.
'Bully Boy' will be in a group with impressive Dutch newcomer Martijn Kleermaker, former PDC ranking winner Harry Ward and the experienced Matt Clark.
Sunday will see Aspinall take on former ProTour winner Steve 'The Bomber' Brown, followed by Ryan Joyce and Simon Stevenson.
Monday sees Simon Whitlock enter the fray when he is involved in a group that includes Dutch youngster Mike van Duivenbode, World Championship runner-up Kirk Shepherd and former UK Open semi-finalist Alan Tabern.
There will be a further international feel on Tuesday when German Number One, Max Hopp will headline a group that includes in-form Belgian, Mike de Decker; as well as Keegan Brown who will be taking time away from being a key worker with the NHS to compete alongside Conan 'The Barbarian' Whitehead.
PDC Home Tour
Group Nine Fixtures
Saturday April 25
Michael Smith v Martijn Kleermaker
Harry Ward v Matt Clark
Martijn Kleermaker v Matt Clark
Michael Smith v Harry Ward
Harry Ward v Martijn Kleermaker
Matt Clark v Michael Smith
Harry Ward v Matt Clark
Martijn Kleermaker v Matt Clark
Michael Smith v Harry Ward
Harry Ward v Martijn Kleermaker
Matt Clark v Michael Smith
Group Ten Fixtures
Sunday April 26
Nathan Aspinall v Steve Brown
Ryan Joyce v Simon Stevenson
Steve Brown v Simon Stevenson
Nathan Aspinall v Ryan Joyce
Ryan Joyce v Steve Brown
Simon Stevenson v Nathan Aspinall
Ryan Joyce v Simon Stevenson
Steve Brown v Simon Stevenson
Nathan Aspinall v Ryan Joyce
Ryan Joyce v Steve Brown
Simon Stevenson v Nathan Aspinall
Group 11 Fixtures
Monday April 27
Simon Whitlock v Mike van Duivenbode
Kirk Shepherd v Alan Tabern
Mike van Duivenbode v Alan Tabern
Simon Whitlock v Kirk Shepherd
Kirk Shepherd v Mike van Duivenbode
Alan Tabern v Simon Whitlock
Kirk Shepherd v Alan Tabern
Mike van Duivenbode v Alan Tabern
Simon Whitlock v Kirk Shepherd
Kirk Shepherd v Mike van Duivenbode
Alan Tabern v Simon Whitlock
Group 12 Fixtures
Tuesday April 28
Max Hopp v Mike De Decker
Keegan Brown v Conan Whitehead
Mike De Decker v Conan Whitehead
Max Hopp v Keegan Brown
Keegan Brown v Mike De Decker
Conan Whitehead v Max Hopp
Keegan Brown v Conan Whitehead
Mike De Decker v Conan Whitehead
Max Hopp v Keegan Brown
Keegan Brown v Mike De Decker
Conan Whitehead v Max Hopp
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