Updated PDC European Tour Order of Merit after International Darts Open
PDCMonday, 28 February 2022 at 12:47
Gerwyn Price won the first European Tour of the season last weekend. With this title, 'The Iceman' leads the PDC European Tour Order of Merit as he did during the whole 2021 season.
Losing finalist Peter Wright is in second place, followed by semifinalists Jonny Clayton and Nathan Aspinall.
James Wade, Michael Smith, Dimitri van den Bergh and Danny Noppert are next as losing Quarter-Finalists.
There are only 43 players in the ranking, while 48 players took part in the International Darts Open.
The top 16 seeds was automatically qualified for the second round of this Euro Tour tournament. However, they had to win their first match for the prize money to count towards their ranking.
Devon Petersen, José de Sousa, Mensur Suljovic, Krzysztof Ratajski and Brendan Dolan did receive £2,000, but their prize money does not count towards the PDC European Tour Order of Merit.
At the end of the season, the 32 best players in the final ranking will participate in the European Championship in Dortmund. This tournament is scheduled from 27 to 30 October.
PDC European Tour Order of Merit
Position - Name - Prize Money
1 Gerwyn Price £25,000
2 Peter Wright £10,000
3 Jonny Clayton £6,500
4 Nathan Aspinall £6,500
5 James Wade £5,000
6 Michael Smith £5,000
7 Dimitri Van den Bergh £5,000
8 Danny Noppert £5,000
9 Michael van Gerwen £3,000
10 Joe Cullen £3,000
11 Dirk van Duijvenbode £3,000
12 Damon Heta £3,000
13 Kim Huybrechts £3,000
14 Lewy Williams £3,000
15 Brian Raman £3,000
16 Niko Springer £3,000
17 Mervyn King £2,000
18 Daryl Gurney £2,000
19 Simon Whitlock £2,000
20 Vincent van der Voort £2,000
21 Madar Razma £2,000
22 Luke Woodhouse £2,000
23 Jeff Smith £2,000
24 Ritchie Edhouse £2,000
25 Keane Barry £2,000
26 Krzysztof Kciuk £2,000
27 Nico Kurz £2,000
28 Rob Cross £1,000
29 Ryan Searle £1,000
30 Gabriel Clemens £1,000
31 Jermaine Wattimena £1,000
32 Ron Meulenkamp £1,000
33 Andy Boulton £1,000
34 Florian Hempel £1,000
35 Adam Gawlas £1,000
36 Martin Lukeman £1,000
37 Danny van Trijp £1,000
38 David Schlichting £1,000
39 Dennis Nilsson £1,000
40 Dragutin Horvat £1,000
41 Fabian Schmutzler £1,000
42 Janos Vegso £1,000
43 Wayne Jones £1,000
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