Nentjes claims second PDC Development Tour title of the season with victory over Girvan
PDCSunday, 18 August 2019 at 13:54
Geert Nentjes has claimed his second PDC Development Tour title of the year defeating Nathan Girvan in the final of the 15th event of the year.
Nentjes eased past Girvan in a 5-1 win; he looks as good as qualified for the PDC World Championship through the secondary tour route.
The Dutch ace who has been in brilliant form this year which was underlined with him hitting a third nine-dart finish of the season also yesterday; defeated the likes of Luke Humphries, Joe Davis and finally Girvan in the final.
There is one more event set to take place this weekend with Nentjes likely to be among the favourites for a double.
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Quarter-Finals
Geert Nentjes 5 | 1 Luke Humphries
Joe Davis 5 | 4 William Borland
Nathan Girvan 5 | 2 Marc Legant
Jeffrey De Zwaan 5 | 3 Danny van Trijp
Geert Nentjes 5 | 1 Luke Humphries
Joe Davis 5 | 4 William Borland
Nathan Girvan 5 | 2 Marc Legant
Jeffrey De Zwaan 5 | 3 Danny van Trijp
Semi-Finals
Geert Nentjes 5 | 3 Joe Davis
Nathan Girvan 5 | 1 Jeffrey De Zwaan
Geert Nentjes 5 | 3 Joe Davis
Nathan Girvan 5 | 1 Jeffrey De Zwaan
Final
Geert Nentjes 5 | 1 Nathan Girvan
Geert Nentjes 5 | 1 Nathan Girvan
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