Tavis Dudeney and Dennie Olde Kalter secured their PDC Tour Cards for the first time on the penultimate day of the 2025 Qualifying Schools. Dudeney, a 20-year-old from Brighton, triumphed with a 6-4 win over Adam Paxton after impressive victories over players like Bradley Brooks and Greg Ritchie. Meanwhile, Olde Kalter, a 33-year-old Dutchman, clinched his Tour Card by defeating Sweden’s Oskar Lukasiak 6-4 in the European Qualifying School. Both players had standout performances, with Dudeney hitting a 126 checkout and Olde Kalter overcoming several established names on his path to victory.
The final day of the Qualifying Schools will provide one last chance for players to secure Tour Cards, with Brooks and Dekker already assured of their spots. The Tour Cards will be awarded based on the Final Stage Orders of Merit, with further opportunities for players to earn a position in the ProTour. Players like Paxton, Ritchie, and Dekker are in strong positions heading into the finale, and the competition remains intense for the remaining spots.
Source: PDCTV
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