Monday from the PTC2 event in Gloucester and today sees the first batch of the main tour professionals enter the fray as the likes of Mark Williams, Ken Doherty, Ding Junhui and Graeme Dott get their campaigns underway. In between matches I will post updates from the media room as the day progresses…
Today I arrived at the PTC2 tournament in Gloucester and as ever I have been taking a few snaps of the action. Click below for what will be my continually updated gallery from this week…
A brief post to alert readers to the fact that more details are coming to light concerning the PTC9 tournament which will be staged in Antwerp between the 10th and 13th November 2011.
Click below to view the official tournament poster…
96 of the World’s Leading Professionals, from 14 countries, will be lining up at the South West Snooker Academy, from 8-10 August, to participate in World Snooker’s PTC Event 2.
Since the return of Barry Hearn to the professional game there have been a number of positive changes implemented, but one issue that has perhaps gone unnoticed are the continued financial difficulties faced by those lower down the rankings. As a result I thought that it would make interesting reading to take an independent look at that in more detail…
While Asia may be taking centre stage in the snooker world at present, closer to home World Snooker have today made public the Player’s Pack (.pdf) for the PTC 5-9 events, the main points of interest being regarding the venues for those events…
Another day, another drawsheet as World Snooker have published both the amateur and professional stage draws for the PTC3 event which takes place between the 17-21 August 2011 at the Academy in Sheffield.
A full preview from me will appear closer to the event but ties that immediately stand out include those between Ronnie O’Sullivan and David Gilbert, Stephen Hendry and Liam Highfield, as well as Mark King v Tian Pengfei.
Click here to view my updated 2011/12 calendar with links to all available drawsheets.
While July is now home to something of an ‘Asian swing’ as far as the snooker circuit is concerned, in August the circuit will return to the UK for the PTC2 event in Gloucester and today World Snooker have published the draws for both the amateur and professional stages…