Several top international darters in action this weekend during Zwaantje Masters in Eindhoven
PDCWednesday, 16 August 2023 at 09:00
This Saturday, 42 players will compete for the title during the Zwaantje Masters at Café 't Zwaantje in Eindhoven. Participants include several PDC Tour Card holders and former participants at Lakeside.
As with the previous editions, the organization again managed to secure an attractive set of players for the Zwaantje Masters. Among others, Ian White, Niels Zonneveld, Colin Lloyd, Willem Mandigers, Carlo van Peer, Ricky Evans, Luc Peters, Steve Beaton, Ryan de Vreede, Jerry Hendriks, Kim Huybrechts, Jeffrey Sparidaans, Wayne Mardle and Danny van Trijp are among the line-up. One more big name will be added. The name of this player will be announced at a later date.
The tournament begins with seven pools, consisting of six players per group. The top two players from each group as well as the top two numbers three will advance to the elimination table.
The Zwaantje Masters was won last year by Ian White. At the time, the Englishman captured the title by winning 3-2 in sets over Jermaine Wattimena in the final.
Zwaantje Masters 2023
Pool 1
Ian White
Niels Zonneveld
John Heijnen
Han Colen
Luuk van Moll
Ed Schellings
Pool 2
Colin Lloyd
Jimmy van Schie
Willem Mandigers
Ruben Adriaans
Carlo van Peer
Danny Valkenborgh
Pool 3
Ricky Evans
Luc Peters
Maikel van Baast
Jeroen van Peeren
Theo Meulendijks
Remco Pluym
Pool 4
Steve Beaton
Ryan de Vreede
Robert van der Heijden
Jerry Hendriks
Giel Jansen
John de Wit
Pool 5
Kim Huybrechts
Alexander Merkx
Rene Cadier
Marcel Walschots
Robby van Eijndhoven
Mike Jansen
Pool 6
*Mystery Guest*
Jeffrey Sparidaans
Raymond de Louwerens
Rob Bemelmans
Roy Leenders
Dennis van der Steen
Pool 7
Wayne Mardle
Danny van Trijp
Ruud Kuijten
Kenji Steinbach
Tim Verhagen
Patrick van Osch
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