Nentjes and Zonneveld lead highest averages from Development Tour openers
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Geert Nentjes and Niels Zonneveld lead the way in terms of averages from the opening Development Tour tournaments which took place on Friday in Wigan.
Nentjes produced a 120.24 effort which is now his highest ever recorded average in the PDC. His old record stood at 107.40.
While Zonneveld followed along with 111.33 which was in the Last 32 against Sam Cromwell. This was en route to a Quarter-Final defeat to eventual finalist, Conor Heneghan.
Keane Barry followed along with 108.14, alongside Bradley Brooks with 105.47 with both claiming titles on the opening day. While an interesting stat with Sebastian Bialecki and Jarred Cole also hitting 105.47.
Top averages during PDC Development Tour 1-2
120.24 Geert Nentjes
111.33 Niels Zonneveld
108.14 Keane Barry
105.47 Bradley Brooks
105.47 Sebastian Bialecki
105.47 Jarred Cole
104.04 Niels Zonneveld
103.29 Jurjen van der Velde
102.89 Jarred Cole
102.21 Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
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