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Plaisier leads as most successful player from this year's Associate Member Qualifier
PDCTuesday, 30 August 2022 at 12:42
Players who have participated in the Q-School but have not won a PDC Tour Card, can still try to qualify for the Euro Tour tournaments through the Associate Member Qualifiers.
This year thirteen of them have been played. Last weekend the last two qualifiers were played. Wesley Plaisier qualified for the Gibraltar Darts Trophy.
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Plaisier made it to a Euro Tour tournament for the fourth time this season and with that he has secured the most qualifiers through the Associate Member Qualifiers.
Three times there was success for Stefan Bellmont and Scott Williams. Jelle Klaasen, Thibault Tricole, Danny van Trijp and Gian van Veen qualified twice for a Euro Tour tournament.
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