Prize money increased on PDC Challenge Tour and Development Tour from 2023 onwards
PDCWednesday, 23 November 2022 at 10:00
After the news that the Women's Series will now be on parallel with all secondary tours, that has soon changed with a boost for the Challenge Tour and Development Tour announced.
From 2023 onwards, there will be an increased prize fund with £15,000 prize fund up for grabs in each event. This includes £2,500 for the winner in each of the 24 tournaments.
As ever, the Challenge Tour offers non-Tour Card holders a route onto the tour if they compete at Q-School with Scott Williams a firm example this year winning a ProTour as an associate member. He will now move onto the tour.
Development Tour allows players not in the top 32 and non-Tour Card holders aged 16-23 the chance to play PDC tournaments and was won this year by Nathan Rafferty.
2023 Winmau Challenge Tour & Development Tour Prize Funds
Winner £2,500
Runner-Up £1,000
Semi-Finalists £750
Quarter-Finalists £500
Last 16 Losers £300
Last 32 Losers £200
Last 64 Losers £75
Total £15,000
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