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Huge £750,000 invested in Players Championship prize funds for 2024

A massive £750,000 will be added to the prize money on offer in Players Championship events in 2024 in a major boost for players on the PDC ProTour.

Prize money for Players Championship events had been boosted to £100,000 two years ago, and a further increase will see the total rise further from 2024.

Each Players Championship winner will receive a £15,000 top prize, while players will be guaranteed £1,000 for winning a first round tie.

Prize money has increased across all levels for Players Championships, with the runner-up to receive £10,000 and semi-finalists taking home a £5,000 prize.

"We invested over £2 million into prize money in 2022-2023, and increasing Players Championship prize funds by £750,000 this year is further proof of our commitment to all PDC Tour Card Holders," said PDC Chief Executive Matt Porter.

"We enjoyed another strong year of growth on the circuit in 2023 with hugely successful tournaments globally, but Players Championships remain hugely important for all players and this prize fund recognises that.

"Following such a successful Paddy Power World Darts Championship, this announcement will be a great boost to all players going into the 2024 season."

This year will see all 30 Players Championship events played in midweek days at venues in Wigan, Leicester, Milton Keynes and Hildesheim.

Coverage from four boards in each event will be streamed on PDCTV and across bookmakers' websites worldwide.

The final Players Championship Order of Merit - based on prize money won in the 30 events each year - also sees the top 64 players qualify for the Players Championship Finals at Butlin's Minehead Resort in November.

Gerwyn Price topped the 2023 Players Championship Order of Merit with £79,250 in prize money, which included four tournament wins worth £12,000 apiece.

2024 Players Championship Prize Funds Winner £15,000 Runner-Up £10,000 Semi-Finalists £5,000 Quarter-Finalists £3,500 Fourth Round Losers £2,500 Third Round Losers £1,500 Second Round Losers £1,000 Total £125,000

PGA EuroPro Tour To Fold After More Than 20 Years

Europe's third-tier development Tour will end at the conclusion of the 2022 season

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The PGA EuroPro Tour has announced that the 2022 season will be its last, citing the economic landscape of rising costs and changes in audience appetite for its decision.

It was created in 2002 following a merger between the EuroPro Tour and PGA MasterCard Tour, as the Professional Golfers' Association and Barry Hearn's Matchroom Sport joined forces.

As Europe's third-tier golf tour, the PGA EuroPro Tour held an important place in the ecosystem. The top five finishers on the Order of Merit graduated to the Challenge Tour and secured a place at Stage Two of the DP World Tour Qualifying School.

The success of the Tour is perhaps merited by its alumni, which includes Major winners in Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel and European Ryder Cup players in the likes of Tommy Fleetwood , Tyrrell Hatton , Ross Fisher, Jamie Donaldson, Nicholas Colsaerts and Oliver Wilson . 

Although unknown at this stage, it is likely PGA EuroPro Tour members will take up opportunities on other development circuits upon conclusion of the 2022 season, such as the Clutch Pro Tour, Alps Tour, Pro Golf Tour and Nordic Golf League. 

Speaking of the decision, PGA EuroPro Tour President Barry Hearn said: "I have been honoured to have created the PGA EuroPro Tour alongside Sandy Jones of the PGA and to watch the development of so many aspiring and inspiring professional golfers.

"Sadly, in these changing times for professional golf support for Europe's biggest development tour has not been sufficient to justify its continuation but I must stress my eternal gratitude to Dan Godding and his team at the PGA EuroPro Tour, the PGA, our broadcasters Sky Sports and the golf clubs and volunteers in both the UK and Europe without whom we would never have created so many opportunities for next generation of professional golfers."

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The season closing Tour Championship will serve as the final PGA EuroPro Tour event and will take place at Lough Erne Resort 19-21 October 2022. James Allan, Michael Stewart, Dermot McElroy, Josh Hilleard and Ryan Brooks currently occupy the top-5 positions in the Order of Merit. 

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The European tour will offer $150,000 against players' earnings and pay $1,500 to other players if they miss the cut as part of a new schedule announced Thursday that boosts prize money and returns to Australia and parts of Asia.

The tour said prize money would be $144.2 million, not including the four majors and the World Golf Championship in Texas.

The four Rolex Series events -- Abu Dhabi, Dubai, the Scottish Open and BMW PGA Championship -- get $1 million increases to $9 million, with the season-ending DP World Tour Championship having a $10 million purse.

The tour also said $6 million from a bonus pool would be distributed among the leading eight players in the DP World Tour rankings at the end of the year.

The changes reflect alliances Europe has established with the PGA Tour and tours in South Africa and Australia amid new competition from Saudi-funded LIV Golf.

Most significant is an "Earnings Assurance Program" that provides $150,000 to full members that count against tournament earnings. It is similar to what the PGA Tour announced for this season, with a few changes.

The U.S. tour is offering $500,000 up front for rookies and players who earned their card back from the Korn Ferry Tour. Everyone else will be paid the difference if they don't earn $500,000 in the season.

The European tour is offering $20,000 at the start of the season for rookies, Challenge Tour graduates and those who make it through qualifying school. Everyone else will get paid the difference if the don't earn $150,000 at the end of the season.

"For us to be able to offer our members record prize funds and enhanced earning opportunities is massive, particularly when global economies are still feeling the effects of the pandemic and with the new challenge of rising inflation significantly putting pressure on costs in all facets of our business," said Keith Pelley, the chief executive of the European tour.

He said the overall prize fund is some $50 million more than two years ago.

The new season begins Nov. 24-27 -- one week after the current season ends -- with consecutive weeks of co-sanctioned events in South Africa and Australia. The Australian PGA Championship is the same week as the Joburg Open, while the Australian Open is the same week as the South African Open.

It will be the first time the Australian Open is co-sanctioned by Europe, while the Australian PGA was on the European schedule from 2015 through 2019. Neither event has been held since 2019 because of the pandemic.

Also new to the European tour -- officially the DP World Tour because of its umbrella sponsorship -- are tournaments in Singapore, Japan, Thailand and Korea.

That puts the 39 tournaments in 26 countries on five continents.

The new year starts with the Hero Cup, patterned after the former Seve Trophy to give European tour members a taste of the Ryder Cup format.

The Italian Open will be May 4-7, significant because it is at Marco Simone outside Rome, which hosts the Ryder Cup at the end of September. It's the same week as the Wells Fargo Championship on the PGA Tour, an elevated event worth $20 million, which would make it difficult for Americans -- along with American-based Europeans -- to play.

Missing from the schedule is a Spanish stop at Valderrama, which is likely to be used by LIV Golf next year.

The European tour also has a three-week break after the British Open, a break Pelley said was sought by players.

Ryder Cup qualifying ends Sept. 3 at the Omega European Masters in Switzerland. After that, players have the Irish Open, BMW PGA Championship, the French Open and then the Ryder Cup.

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So far in 2023, the top 100 prize money leaders on the Ladies European Tour (LET) have won just over  €14.5 million euros , with  Celine Boutier of France currently leading the 2023 money list after she won The Amundi Evian Championship and the Women’s Scottish Open in 2023.

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The rules and regulations set forth by the European Pro Golf Tour are there to provide fairness and transparency for all players.

TOURNAMENTS AND REGISTRATION

Players can sign up for tournaments online through our website. All players must officially register at the tournament office between 10:00 am and 14:00 on the day before each tournament.​

COVID-19 It is a player’s responsibility to check any governmental restrictions in their home country, or the country/state the player is planning to play the tournament. European Pro Golf Tour does its best to provide accurate and current information sourced from independent third parties, but cannot give tottally definitive information on travel restrictions as these may differ from country to country. Please make sure to inform yourself thoroughly, before you start travelling, that you are aware of any restrictions or guidelines opposed by the government or country/state due to the threat by Covid 19.

PAYMENT AND TOURNAMENT ENTRY CONFIRMATION Final tournament entry confirmation is when the tournament entry amount has been paid and received in full as cleared funds. ​

PRACTICE ROUNDS We endeavour to provide complementary practice rounds, this depends on the tournament venue and there policy, if a practice round is payable at any of our venues, it will be at a discounted rate.

PRIZE MONEY BREAKDOWN The European Pro Golf Tour tournaments will have approximately the following prize money breakdown (depending on the level of course supplements being charged by tournament venues over any given series of events) these venue supplements will be averaged out over any given tournament series by European Pro Golf Tour to provide a consistent and fair prize money structure for all tournaments, prize money will be based upon the official entry list after the official registration the day before the event and will be published on site at the tournament office before completion of the first round. ​ . See payout scale under PRIZE MONEY for both Professionals and Amateurs.Thomas Sabo Watches are limited to 1 Men's and 1 Woman's watch per calendar year due to availability and will published on the prize money breakdown at each tournament.

TAXES Players have agreed when registering that they are responsible for their own withholding and income tax or VAT in the country where the tournament is being played (if applicable) and also in their own respective countries. Prize Money will be paid by bank transfer 05 -10 days after the completion of a complete series or single event, players must provide accurate IBAN and SWIFT code information to European Pro Golf Tour . ​

FIELD RESTRICTIONS The fields are maximized to 90 players including 4 invites Open to both men and lady professionals and amateurs with a acceptable handicap.

DISTANCE ALLOWANCE The PGA recognized 7% - 15% distance reduction rule for lady competitors will be in effect for all events. Example a 6500 course will then be set between 5525 - 6045 ​ European Pro Golf Tour head referee will assess each venue and decide on an appropriate distance reduction for each category which will reflect the length and difficulty of the course, we aim to provide a fair and competitive tournament for all participants. Senior Players- 48 years and older will receive 3-7% distance reduction.

TOURNAMENT CUT We do not currently operate a cut, as it is our policy to give players the best preparation that we can for the upcoming European season.

ENTRY FEES The entry fee for European Pro Golf Tour events are as follows: Professional/Amateur €350 for (54 Hole Events).Included are all match fees and driving range balls prior to tee off on tournament days only ​ Entries for each tournament close at 12.00 hrs. 7 days prior to the first tournament day.If spots are still available after this time players must directly contact the European Pro Golf Tour office. Entry deadline will be extended if a position is still available for those not already entered. Entries must be made through www.europeanprogolf tour.com.

MEMBERSHIP No Membership Required.

REGISTRATION / CONFIRMATION Players Must register online at www.europeanprogolftour.com. Registration and confirmation can only be done online. Players need to be aware that registration requires payment of entry fee/or deposit. major credit cards cards are accepted. ​

WITHDRAWAL OR CANCELLATION POLICY Withdrawal from a tournament must be made by contacting the tour office. The following penalty fees may apply: more than 21 days at 18:00 - full refund (less any deposit made) between 14 and 21 days at 18.00 - 70% refund between 07 and 14 days at 18.00 - 50% refund between 07 and 05 days at 18.00 - 30% refund 05 days or less at 18.00 - no refund If a player finds a substitute to take his spot all cancellation fees will be waived Withdrawal due to start in higher ranked tournament (CT or ET) played at the same time is ALWAYS accepted. Once an entrant has teed off refund of entry is not possible.

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PRIZE CEREMONY The 5 best players and the top amateur have to attend the prize giving ceremony. The 5 best players and the top amateur shall also be available for an eventual press conference.

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ADJUSTMENTS European Pro Golf Tour has the right to make any adjustment or ammendment to its rules and regulations, prize money structure or any tournament playing conditions that it deems to be neccessary without limitation, the player fully accepts this. SKYCADDIE – GPS – LASER YARDAGE The use of GPS and laser devices are permitted during all rounds. NOTICE Devices with slope and height measures are NOT permitted. RESERVES When registration has closed by 18.00 hrs 48 hours prior to a tournament, players on reserve should be reachable on their telephone between 18.00-23.00 hrs. If a player does not answer, the tour office holds the right to contact the next player on standby.

SCORECARDS Immediately after the round is completed, the score cards must be returned at the recording area. If a score card is not returned within 30 minutes after the completion of the round the player will be disqualified.

TEE TIMES Tee-Off times will be posted on www.europeanprogolftour.com , no later than 17.00 hrs. the day prior to the tournament.

CONDUCT-MISCONDUCT Criticism of the course, sponsor, tour or tournament committee will be subject to a fine of minimum €100. Any complaints shall be addressed to the tournaments director only. Improper behavior on the course will incur a fine of minimum €100. Rules officials, Tournament Director and fellow competitors have the right to report breach of conduct. The decision rests with the Tournament Director. Professionals are required to dress in an appropriate manner. No short trousers are permitted.

NON COMPETITIVE PLAY Any player returning scores of +10 or higher for three or more times within a period of 3 events, may be refused entry to the next European Pro Golf Tour event. WD, in the same tournament, after rounds of +10 or higher, will be counted as a round +10.

SLOW PLAY BAD TIME WARNINGS REGISTER To include all players who were timed because they may be playing slowly Players are now only allowed 40 seconds for a tee shot, except on Par 3′s where they have 50 seconds for the first player only. Second shots stay as before. Players appearing on this list 3 times will be fined €250. This will double with further instances.

REDUCTION OF ROUNDS The European Pro Golf Tour staff will make every effort to complete all rounds of the tournament as scheduled. Occasionally circumstances such as bad weather or lack of daylight do not allow the completion of rounds. All players must complete a minimum of 18 holes for the event to be considered official. If these goals are not met, an effort to reschedule the event will be considered, if rescheduling is not possible, a refund less administrative costs will be issued to each player.

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Prize money Belgian Darts Open 2024: £175,000 in prize pool

The 2024 Belgian Darts Open is scheduled from March 8 to 10 in Wieze. During the first Euro Tour tournament of the season, £175,000 in prize money will be distributed.

A number of players will receive the prize money only in their bank accounts and not added to the world rankings. Indeed, this year 32 players will be automatically invited to the Euro Tours.

Field set for 2024 Belgian Darts Open including Michael van Gerwen, Dave Chisnall and Luke Humphries

First, the top-16 of the Pro Tour Order of Merit will receive an invitation. They have a bye in the first round and enter from the second round. New is that next, the top-16 of the world ranking list will also receive an invitation. They do have to start from the first round. For both groups, however, they must win their opening match at the Belgian Darts Open for the prize money to count toward the world ranking.

The remaining sixteen participants in Wieze are winners from the various qualifying tournaments. Regardless of the result these players achieve, they will get the prize money added to the ranking anyway. In any case, they will receive 1250 pounds of starting money.

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Upon reaching the second round, the prize money rises to 2,500 pounds. So the top-16 on the seedings list will get this amount anyway, but they still have to win a match to get it added to the world rankings as well.

Making it to the third round is good for £4,000, while quarter-finalists go home with £6,000 anyway. Semi-finalists will get at least £8500 before the rewards go into the five numbers for reaching the final.

For the runner-up at the Belgian Darts Open, a sum of 12,000 pounds awaits. The winner of this Euro Tour tournament goes home with £30,000.

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Distribution of prize money during belgian darts open 2024.

Winner: £30,000

Runner-up: £12,000

Semi-finalists: £8500

Quarter-finalists: £6000

Losers third round: £4000

Losers second round: £2500

Losers first round: £1250

Total: £175,000

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Tour Championship 2024 prize money: How much can Ronnie O’Sullivan and Co win in huge snooker event?

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SNOOKER stars are gearing up for the return of the Tour Championship - which means another payday is around the corner.

Shaun Murphy is the reigning champion after pipping Kyren Wilson to a 10-7 win during the 2023 final.

And as result, the English icon took home a winning share of £150,000.

However, Murphy will not be participating and even revealed last year that he considered quitting snooker after struggling with a loss of form, weight gain and mental health.

Meaning that there is set to be a new champion and someone else will be taking home a big bag of money.

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There will be a total of £500,000 in the pot.

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This is £120,000 more than the full prize money pot in 2023 when Shaun Murphy took home a share of £150,000.

Here is the full breakdown:

• Winner: £150,000
• Runner-up: £60,000
• Semi-final: £40,000
• Quarter-final: £30,000
• First round: £20,000
• Highest break: £10,000

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The Tour Championship 2024 will get underway on Monday, April 1 .

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It is scheduled to run for the week - concluding on Sunday, April 7.

Manchester Central is the chosen venue for this iconic tournament and it can host approximately 10,900 fans.

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Twelve talented snooker stars will be participating in this year's thrilling tournament.

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