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The 128 Tour Card Holders for 2024

The 31 PDC Tour cards available via the 2024 Q-School events in Milton Keynes and Kalkar have been decided and confirmed. Unusually more (17) were awarded to the continental based event due to its higher entry numbers in the early stage. England and The Netherlands were the most successful nations and will now total 45 and 24, from the top tier total of 128, respectively. The Dutch diaspora also provides players who play under the flags of the USA and Sweden.

The WDF’s role as a feeder for the elite level has been confirmed by 7, from their top 10, male players gaining tour cards including their recently crowned World Champion, however their attitude sees this likely to become a positive development as they, the MODUS Super Series and other regional and tier tours provide a far stronger infrastructure, at the secondary level, than has been the case previously.

Germany will now supply 9 of the 128 elite PDC players while Wales adds a further 7. The global nature of the tour was confirmed by both Italy and New Zealand gaining their first ever tour card holders through Haupai Puha and Michele Turetta

Outright Winners 2024

Martijn Dragt

Jelle Klaasen

Andy Baetens

Jeffrey de Graaf

Steve Lennon

Robert Grundy

Leighton Bennett

Order of Merit Winners 2024

Matthew Dennant

William Borland

Joshua Richardson

James Hurrell

George Killington

Danny Lauby Jr.

Rhys Griffin

Brett Claydon

Darren Beveridge

Haupai Puha

Jules van Dongen

Radek Szaganski

Chris Landman

Patrick Geeraets

Jitse van der Wal

Paul Krohne

Benjamin Drue Reus

Mario Vandenbogaerde

Lukas Wenig

Thibault Tricole

Michele Turetta

Tim Wolters

Q School Winner 2024 (Not in top 64)

Graham Usher

Adam Smith-Neale

Dylan Slevin

Stephen Burton

Keegan Brown

Adam Warner

Graham Hall

Callum Goffin

Christian Perez

Jeffrey Sparidaans

Corey Cadby

Jeffrey de Zwaan

Robbie Knops

Maik Kuivenhoven

Richard Veenstra

Niels Zonneveld

Pascal Rupprecht

Ronny Huybrechts

Karel Sedlacek

Jacques Labre

Daniel Klose

Owen Roelofs

Geert Nentjes

Jurjen van der Velde

Robert Owen

Danny van Trijp

Winners PDC Development Tour 2023

Wessel Nijman

Nathan Rafferty

Winners PDC Challenge Tour 2023

Berry van Peer

Luke Humphries

Michael van Gerwen

Michael Smith

Nathan Aspinall

Gerwyn Price

Danny Noppert

Peter Wright

Jonny Clayton

Dave Chisnall

Dirk van Duijvenbode

Dimitri Van den Bergh

Chris Dobey

Stephen Bunting

Andrew Gilding

Ryan Searle

Gabriel Clemens

Martin Schindler

Krzysztof Ratajski

Jose de Sousa

Daryl Gurney

Gary Anderson

Brendan Dolan

Raymond van Barneveld

Scott Williams

Luke Littler

Kim Huybrechts

Madars Razma

Callan Rydz

Martin Lukeman

Ricardo Pietreczko

Luke Woodhouse

Mike De Decker

Jim Williams

Keane Barry

William O’Connor

Gian van Veen

Simon Whitlock

Alan Soutar

Ricky Evans

Jermaine Wattimena

Matt Campbell

Rowby-John Rodriguez

Steve Beaton

Boris Krcmar

Adrian Lewis

Vincent van der Voort

Cameron Menzies

Mensur Suljovic

Mickey Mansell

Jamie Hughes

Ritchie Edhouse

Ryan Meikle

Florian Hempel

Adam Gawlas

Kevin Doets

Mervyn King

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ET1­2 Tour Card Holder Qualifiers

Nine-dart star Steve West was amongst six players who enjoyed a European Tour qualifying double on Friday night in Wigan, alongside Mervyn King, Danny Noppert, Steve Lennon, Ron Meulenkamp and Darren Penhall.

Friday’s Tour Card Holder Qualifier for the year’s first two European Tour events saw 24 spots up for grabs in the Belgian Darts Championship and European Darts Grand Prix.

West achieved perfection with a nine-darter as he secured his place in Sindelfingen next month with a 6-2 win over Benito van de Pas in their decider, having earlier secured a place in Hasselt with a 101 average against Jan Dekker.

Former European Tour event winner King also enjoyed a qualifying double, alongside Dutch duo Noppert and Meulenkamp, former European Tour finalist Lennon and new PDC Tour Card Holder Penhall, who will make his stage debut in Hasselt on February 28.

Australia’s Damon Heta – the 2019 Brisbane Darts Masters winner – will be another European Tour debutant in Belgium after qualifying alongside another newcomer, Martijn Kleermaker, and Hong Kong’s Kai Fan Leung.

Former European Tour event winners Justin Pipe and Steve Beaton were also amongst the qualifiers, alongside returning Andy Hamilton and reigning World Youth Champion Luke Humphries.

Former BDO Champion Scott Waites will make his European Tour debut in Sindelfingen after edging out Bunting 6-5 to qualify for the European Darts Grand Prix.

Jeff Smith, Steffen Siepmann and Jason Lowe, who also won Tour Cards at Qualifying School last month, also qualified for the year’s second European Tour event.

Premier League star Michael Smith, South African ace Devon Petersen and Irish World Cup finalist William O’Connor also secured places in Sindelfingen.

The PDC ProTour weekend in Wigan continues on Saturday February 15 with Players Championship Three from 1200 GMT.

The Belgian Darts Championship (ET1) will take place from February 28-March 1 at Expo Hasselt.

The European Darts Grand Prix (ET2) will take place from March 20-22 at the Glaspalast in Sindelfingen.

For tickets, visit the PDC Europe website .

ET1 Tour Card Holder Qualifiers: Andy Hamilton, Justin Pipe, Steve Beaton, Darren Penhall, Dirk van Duijvenbode, Rowby-John Rodriguez, Damon Heta, Kai Fan Leung, Stephen Bunting, Ron Meulenkamp, Michael Barnard, Martijn Kleermaker, Danny Noppert, Mike De Decker, Callan Rydz, Steve West, Gabriel Clemens, Derk Telnekes, Ryan Searle, Andy Boulton, Steve Lennon, Luke Woodhouse, Mervyn King, Luke Humphries

ET2 Tour Card Holder Qualifiers: Josh Payne, Adam Hunt, Jeffrey de Zwaan, Steve Lennon, Michael Smith, Darren Penhall, Jeff Smith, Mervyn King, Jason Lowe, Devon Petersen, Steffen Siepmann, William O’Connor, Alan Tabern, Ryan Murray, Scott Waites, Ron Meulenkamp, Chris Dobey, Steve Brown, Danny Noppert, Simon Stevenson, Reece Robinson, Steve West, Niels Zonneveld, Richard North

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ET1-2 Seeds & Tour Card Holder qualifier entries confirmed

Player entries for the first two European Tour events of 2024 have been confirmed, ahead of next month's opening event in Belgium.

The 2024 PDC European Tour will again see 13 tournaments held throughout 2024 - including a first event in Switzerland - as Basel hosts the sport's top stars in September.

The Belgian Darts Open will mark the start of this year's European Tour action, as 48 players battle it out at the Oktoberhallen in Wieze from March 8-10.

This will be followed by the German Darts Grand Prix in Munich from March 30-April 1, as 2023 World Champion Michael Smith bids to retain his crown.

In a change to the qualifying format from previous years, the top 16 players from the PDC Order of Merit will now qualify by right for each event.

They will be joined by the top 16 non-qualified players from the ProTour Order of Merit at the entry deadline.

Each event will see the top 16 players from the ProTour Order of Merit seeded for the draw, entering in the second round, with the remaining 32 players drawn at random in the first round.

Invited players who are exempted to the last 32 and lose in their first match of the event shall not be credited with prize money on the Order of Merit, ProTour Order of Merit or European Tour Order of Merit, however they shall still receive full prize money payment.

The 16 seeded players for the Belgian Darts Open (ET1) and German Darts Grand Prix (ET2) have been confirmed and are listed below.

The Tour Card Holder Qualifiers for ET1 and ET2 will take place at Wigan's Robin Park Tennis Centre on Wednesday February 14, with entries also listed below.

Ten players will come through each Tour Card Holder Qualifier, while the 48-player fields on the European Tour will feature four Host Nation Qualifiers, a Nordic & Baltic Qualifier and an East Europe Qualifier.

Belgian Darts Open (ET1) Oktoberhallen, Wieze March 8-10 2024 PDC Order of Merit Qualifiers Luke Humphries Michael van Gerwen Michael Smith Nathan Aspinall Gerwyn Price Rob Cross Danny Noppert Peter Wright Jonny Clayton Dave Chisnall Damon Heta Joe Cullen Dirk van Duijvenbode Dimitri Van den Bergh Chris Dobey Stephen Bunting

ProTour Order of Merit Qualifiers Josh Rock Ross Smith Krzysztof Ratajski Gary Anderson Ryan Searle Ricardo Pietreczko Martin Schindler Andrew Gilding Daryl Gurney James Wade Gian van Veen Ryan Joyce Gabriel Clemens Jose de Sousa Brendan Dolan Raymond van Barneveld

ET1 Seeded Players 1. Dave Chisnall 2. Luke Humphries 3. Gerwyn Price 4. Damon Heta 5. Dirk van Duijvenbode 6. Josh Rock 7. Rob Cross 8. Michael van Gerwen 9. Jonny Clayton 10. Danny Noppert 11. Michael Smith 12. Ross Smith 13. Krzysztof Ratajski 14. Gary Anderson 15. Ryan Searle 16. Ricardo Pietreczko

ET1 Tour Card Holder Qualifier Entries Andy Baetens Keane Barry Owen Bates Steve Beaton Leighton Bennett Darren Beveridge William Borland Keegan Brown Stephen Burton Matt Campbell Brett Claydon Mike De Decker Jeffrey De Graaf Jeffrey De Zwaan Matthew Dennant Kevin Doets Martijn Dragt Ritchie Edhouse Lee Evans Ricky Evans Adam Gawlas Patrick Geeraets Callum Goffin Rhys Griffin Robert Grundy Graham Hall Florian Hempel Jamie Hughes Adam Hunt James Hurrell Kim Huybrechts Ronny Huybrechts Nick Kenny George Killington Mervyn King Jelle Klaasen Daniel Klose Robbie Knops Boris Krcmar Paul Krohne Maik Kuivenhoven Jacques Labre Chris Landman Danny Lauby Steve Lennon Luke Littler Martin Lukeman Mickey Mansell Ryan Meikle Cameron Menzies Arron Monk Geert Nentjes Wessel Nijman William O'Connor Robert Owen Josh Payne Christian Perez Haupai Puha Nathan Rafferty Madars Razma Joshua Richardson Rowby-John Rodriguez Owen Roelofs Pascal Rupprecht Callan Rydz Karel Sedlacek Dylan Slevin Adam Smith-Neale Alan Soutar Jeffrey Sparidaans Mensur Suljovic Radek Szaganski Dom Taylor Thibault Tricole Michele Turetta Graham Usher Jurjen van der Velde Vincent van der Voort Jitse Van der Wal Jules van Dongen Berry van Peer Danny van Trijp Mario Vandenbogaerde Richard Veenstra Adam Warner Jermaine Wattimena Lukas Wenig Ian White Simon Whitlock Jim Williams Scott Williams Luke Woodhouse Niels Zonneveld

German Darts Grand Prix (ET2) Zenith, Munich March 30-April 1 2024 PDC Order of Merit Qualifiers Luke Humphries Michael van Gerwen Michael Smith Nathan Aspinall Gerwyn Price Rob Cross Danny Noppert Peter Wright Jonny Clayton Dave Chisnall Damon Heta Joe Cullen Dirk van Duijvenbode Dimitri Van den Bergh Chris Dobey Stephen Bunting ProTour Order of Merit Qualifiers Josh Rock Ross Smith Krzysztof Ratajski Gary Anderson Ryan Searle Ricardo Pietreczko Martin Schindler Andrew Gilding Daryl Gurney James Wade Gian van Veen Ryan Joyce Gabriel Clemens Jose de Sousa Brendan Dolan Raymond van Barneveld

ET2 Seeded Players 1. Dave Chisnall 2. Luke Humphries 3. Gerwyn Price 4. Damon Heta 5. Dirk van Duijvenbode 6. Josh Rock 7. Rob Cross 8. Michael van Gerwen 9. Jonny Clayton 10. Danny Noppert 11. Michael Smith 12. Ross Smith 13. Krzysztof Ratajski 14. Gary Anderson 15. Ryan Searle 16. Ricardo Pietreczko ET2 Tour Card Holder Qualifier Entries Andy Baetens Keane Barry Owen Bates Steve Beaton Leighton Bennett Darren Beveridge William Borland Keegan Brown Stephen Burton Matt Campbell Brett Claydon Mike De Decker Jeffrey De Graaf Jeffrey De Zwaan Matthew Dennant Kevin Doets Martijn Dragt Ritchie Edhouse Lee Evans Ricky Evans Adam Gawlas Patrick Geeraets Callum Goffin Rhys Griffin Robert Grundy Graham Hall Florian Hempel Jamie Hughes Adam Hunt James Hurrell Kim Huybrechts Ronny Huybrechts Nick Kenny George Killington Mervyn King Jelle Klaasen Daniel Klose Robbie Knops Boris Krcmar Paul Krohne Maik Kuivenhoven Jacques Labre Chris Landman Danny Lauby Steve Lennon Luke Littler Martin Lukeman Mickey Mansell Ryan Meikle Cameron Menzies Arron Monk Geert Nentjes Wessel Nijman William O'Connor Robert Owen Josh Payne Christian Perez Haupai Puha Nathan Rafferty Madars Razma Joshua Richardson Rowby-John Rodriguez Owen Roelofs Pascal Rupprecht Callan Rydz Karel Sedlacek Dylan Slevin Adam Smith-Neale Alan Soutar Jeffrey Sparidaans Mensur Suljovic Radek Szaganski Dom Taylor Thibault Tricole Michele Turetta Graham Usher Jurjen van der Velde Vincent van der Voort Jitse Van der Wal Jules van Dongen Berry van Peer Danny van Trijp Mario Vandenbogaerde Richard Veenstra Adam Warner Jermaine Wattimena Lukas Wenig Ian White Simon Whitlock Jim Williams Scott Williams Luke Woodhouse Niels Zonneveld

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These players will lose their PDC Tour Cards after 2022/23 PDC World Darts Championship

During the World Darts Championship , the battle for the world title takes center stage, but in the background, some players are still fighting to keep the PDC Tour Card, while some others are trying to earn one.

The top-64 players in the world rankings after the World Darts Championship are guaranteed a PDC Tour Card for 2023. So are the players who received Tour Cards in early 2022.

For 27 players it is already clear that they will lose their PDC Tour Card after this year. Among them include Scott Mitchell, Glen Durrant , John Henderson , Max Hopp and Steve West who will lose their spots on the Pro Tour. They can try to regain a Tour Card at the Q-School in January 2023.

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Keegan Brown , Niels Zonneveld, Geert Nentjes and Danny Baggish have virtually lost their PDC Tour Card, but with a good performance at the World Darts Championship can still get into the top-64 of the PDC Order of Merit. Nentjes is already sure of a new Tour Card because of his high ranking on the Development Tour, the youth circuit of the PDC.

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Good performances by the aforementioned names then come at the expense of players who are currently narrowly in the top-64. Currently, Ron Meulenkamp sits on the edge in 64th. Meulenkamp did not qualify for the tournament at Alexandra Palace.

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That does include Lewy Williams (now 60th), Adam Gawlas (now 62nd) and Jeff Smith (now 63rd). Steve Lennon (59th) and Joe Murnan (61st), like Meulenkamp, must wait to see if he keeps his Tour Card.

Players who virtually still have PDC Tour Card, but may lose it after World Darts Championships

Steve Lennon (59th - will not play at World Cup)

Lewy Williams (60th - will play at World Cup)

Joe Murnan (61st - will not play at World Cup)

Adam Gawlas (62nd - will play in WC)

Jeff Smith (63rd - will play in WC)

Ron Meulenkamp (64th - will not play in WC)

Players who have virtually lost PDC Tour Cards, but are in action at World Darts Championships

Keegan Brown (65th)

Niels Zonneveld (67th)

Geert Nentjes (71st - in case of loss of Tour Card, Nentjes gets new Tour Card via Development Tour)

Danny Baggish (89th)

Players who lost their PDC Tour Card anyway

Maik Kuivenhoven

Scott Mitchell

William Borland

Glen Durrant

Jason Heaver

Andy Boulton

John Henderson

Jeffrey de Zwaan

Gordon Mathers

Boris Koltsov

Berry van Peer

Peter Hudson

Eddie Lovely

John Michael

Jon Worsley

Geert de Vos

Brett Claydon

Zoran Lerchbacher

Michael Unterbuchner

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