🔝📊𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗲 𝗧𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝟲-𝟳 112.65 van Peer🇳🇱 108.91 Meulenkamp🇳🇱 105.76 Henderson🏴 105.15 Blom🇳🇱 102.64 Richardson🏴 102.22 Bialecki🇵🇱 101.85 Jacques🏴 101.55 Bellmont🇨🇭 101.03 Bellmont🇨🇭 100.32 Taylor🏴 100.03 Bulen🇧🇪 99.98 Furness🏴 99.87 Dragt🇳🇱 99.74 Hopp🇩🇪
Van Peer leads Meulenkamp and Henderson with 112 in top averages list from Challenge Tour Events 6-7
PDCSaturday, 18 March 2023 at 17:00
The first two Challenge Tour tournaments of the weekend were played on Friday. Four players managed to average over 105, including three Dutchmen.
The highest average was played by Berry van Peer, who posted a score of 112.65. That did not result in the title, but Van Peer did win Challenge Tour 6.
Also Ron Meulenkamp (108.91), John Henderson (105.76) and Moreno Blom (105.15) posted averages above 105.
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