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Last weekend, the final qualifying tournaments for the World Seniors Darts Masters were played. The field of 16 players for this tournament is now complete.
The last two qualifying tournaments were won by Dennis Harbour and Mark McGeeney. Harbour also competed in the World Seniors Darts Championship earlier this year, but then lost 3-0 in sets to Kevin Painter. Former Lakeside finalist McGeeney will play a television tournament for the first time at the World Seniors Darts Tour (WSDT).
Furthermore, the two winners of the various rankings are now also known. Colin McGarry, as leader of the WSDT Order of Merit, is certain to take part, while Richie Howson tops the so-called Money List and will therefore also be allowed to compete in Yeovil.
This year's World Seniors Darts Masters will take place on 24 and 25 June. Last year, the first edition of this tournament was won by David Cameron. The Canadian will be there again.
The other participants are Phil Taylor, Robert Thornton, Martin Adams, Trina Gulliver, Bob Anderson, John Part, Neil Duff, Kevin Painter, Chris Mason and Mark Dudbridge.
QUALIFIER - @jenningsbetinfo World Seniors Masters 🎯 Mark McGeeney completes the 16 player field for the JenningsBet World Seniors Masters thanks to a 6-1 victory over Eddie Lovely in the final qualifying event!
QUALIFIER - @jenningsbetinfo World Seniors Masters 🎯 Colin McGarry is off to Yeovil! The Chief tops the Order of Merit and will make his third WSDT TV appearance in June!
QUALIFIER - @jenningsbetinfo World Seniors Masters 🎯 Richie Howson will look to go one better in Yeovil as he makes his third straight WSDT TV appearance. The Owl swooped to the top of the Money List to secure his spot!
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