PDC Q School

mdwexford

This has been on for the past four days. A few of the big names got a card, Part, Nicholson, Burnett, Baxter, Mansell and Shepherd.

Full card winners from the PDC site:



2017 PDC Tour Card Winners:

Day One: Prakash Jiwa, Lee Bryant, Stephen Burton, Jim Brown

Day Two: Richard North, Ritchie Edhouse, Ting Chi Royden Lam, Maik Langendorf

Day Three: Scott Taylor, Richie Burnett, John Part, Steve Lennon

Day Four: Martin Schindler, Kirk Shepherd, Antonio Alcinas, Paul Nicholson

Q School Order of Merit (12 Tour Card winners): Jamie Bain, Jimmy Hendriks, Ronnie Baxter, Steve Hine, Sven Groen, Paul Rowley, Scott Darbyshire, Mickey Mansell, Chris Quantock, John Norman, Darren Johnson, Madars Razma

sc86

where did peter manley and colin osbourne / dudbridge end up?

never saw there names anywhere

Lazarus2.0

sc86 wrote: »

where did peter manley and colin osbourne / dudbridge end up?

never saw there names anywhere

Never threatened at all. Only Mark Dudbridge (3pts) picked up any points over the four days.

A great effort by some of the Irish lads over there - Steve Lennon had picked up enough points after Day 2 to virtually guarantee a card and went on to win a card outright on Day 3. Mickey Mansell's consistency saw him pick up his card on total points (14pts). Radek Szaganski (8), Dean Forde (6) and Nathan Rafferty (3) not enough to get a card but plenty to be proud of!

Kingp35

Disappointed Radek didn't get a card. A sound man that I've played against a few times, ran him close on occasion so if he had got a card I would have felt better about myself

Dean Forde is still very young, he's a real talent and I expect him to get a card in the future.

DEFTLEFTHAND

The tour is way too big tbh, it's a bit like snooker in that regard. There's isn't the money there to have 128 players. Anyone outside the top 64 is not breaking even, it's an expensive weekend hobby. Entry fees, travel accom. I don't know how anyone does it without a sponsor or some form of backing.

Who's really making a good living, top 32 guys only I'd say.

ArmaniJeanss

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

The tour is way too big tbh, it's a bit like snooker in that regard. There's isn't the money there to have 128 players. Anyone outside the top 64 is not breaking even, it's an expensive weekend hobby. Entry fees, travel accom. I don't know how anyone does it without a sponsor or some form of backing.

Who's really making a good living, top 32 guys only I'd say.

There should always be more players trying to make it as pros than there are pros making a profit, sign of a healthy eco-system ultimately.

35 players earned £100K+ in the two year money list - 51 players earned £60K+ in the same list. Cut-off point for making a decent living from prizemoney is probably somewhere between those two points.

MVG is probably skewing everyones income downwards as he is grabbing somewhere around 9/10% of the prizemoney on his own by turning up for every bun fight.

mackeire

Kingp35 wrote: »

Disappointed Radek didn't get a card. A sound man that I've played against a few times, ran him close on occasion so if he had got a card I would have felt better about myself

Dean Forde is still very young, he's a real talent and I expect him to get a card in the future.

Kilkenny?

Kingp35

mackeire wrote: »

Kilkenny?

Yep. I presume he's improved since then!

mackeire

Kingp35 wrote: »

Yep. I presume he's improved since then!

I think so