Price exits in last 16 as Zonneveld wins Dutch Darts Championship
Archive article. Published on Fri 16 Oct, 13:13. Conditions may have changed since this reporting.

Gerwyn Price’s Dutch Darts Championship run ended in the last 16 with a 6-4 defeat by Niels Zonneveld, who went on to win the tournament in Maastricht on Sunday 18 October. Price had beaten Scott Williams 6-3 in Saturday’s second round. His Sunday defeat ended Welsh involvement in the final European Tour event of the season, according to the PDC’s completed tournament record.
Completed Welsh tournament path
- Price, last 32 · 17 October
- Won 6-3 v Scott Williams
- Price, last 16 · 18 October
- Lost 4-6 v Niels Zonneveld
- Clayton, last 32 · 17 October
- Lost 1-6 v Damon Heta
- Kenny, first round · 16 October
- Lost 1-6 v Cameron Menzies
- Heta average against Clayton
- More than 103, PDC written report
- Final · 18 October
- Zonneveld 8-5 Noppert
Clayton and Kenny also beaten
Jonny Clayton lost 6-1 to Damon Heta in Saturday’s last 32. The PDC’s day-two report says Heta averaged more than 103 in that match, but does not give Clayton’s average in its written account. Nick Kenny had gone out in Friday’s first round, losing 6-1 to Cameron Menzies. Price was therefore the only Welsh player to reach the last 16, with Clayton exiting one round earlier and Kenny at the opening stage.
Price beaten by the eventual winner
Zonneveld followed his win over Price by beating Wessel Nijman 6-5 in the quarter-final and Stephen Bunting 7-4 in the semi-final. He then defeated Danny Noppert 8-5 in the final to claim his first ranking title, the PDC reports. The Welsh results below use the official tournament record. Detailed averages, 180s, checkout percentages and high checkouts for the Welsh players were not supplied in that record or the written reports checked, so no values have been inferred.
Background and supporting figures
Where this sits
Price reached last 16, one round further than Clayton and two further than Kenny.
Zonneveld beat Price then Nijman 6-5, Bunting 7-4 and Noppert 8-5 to take first ranking title.
