Penhall to make debut at World Darts Championship after dominating on DPA circuit
PDCWednesday, 20 September 2023 at 19:00
Last weekend, several tournaments were played as part of the DartPlayers Australia ProTour 2023. Darren Penhall managed to force his debut at the PDC World Darts Championship with multiple titles.
On Sept. 16 and 17, the final four tournaments of the 2023 DPA ProTour were played in Warilla. The tournaments, which were played at the Warilla Bowls and Recreation Club, were numbers 22, 23, 24 and 25 on the DPA Pro Tour calendar. Penhall solidified his leading position on the DPA Order of Merit by winning tournaments 22 & 24. He won in these finals from Jeremy Fagg and Mal Cuming, respectively. The other two tournaments were both won by Jeremy Fagg, who had to beat Penhall in both finals.
The DPA circuit was completely dominated this season by Penhall, who in a total of 25 tournaments managed to reach 18 finals and take 13 titles. As the No. 1 seed on the DPA Order of Merit, Penhall may participate in the World Darts Championships in December.
In addition to Penhall, the winner of the DPA Oceanic Masters may also travel to the Alexandra Palace. This tournament will take place from Oct. 20 to 22 at the Warilla Bowls and Recreation Club.
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