Dimitri Bergh

Career

Two months later he claimed the 16th Personal Digital Cellular Challenge Tour event of the year by whitewashing Reece Robinson 4–0. In 2014 he entered Q School in an attempt to earn a Personal Digital Cellular tour card, but he couldn"t advance beyond the last 64 in any of the four days. However, he was granted PDPA Associate Member status for participating which gave him entry into United Kingdom Open and European tour qualifiers.

Van den Bergh qualified for the first European Tour event, the German Darts Championship and lost 6–2 in the first round against Ronnie Baxter despite averaging 102.94.

Van den Bergh claimed two Development Tour titles in 2015. He reached the last 16 of a Personal Digital Cellular event for the first time at the third Players Championship event, but lost 6–5 to Mensur Suljović.

Van den Bergh was also knocked out in the second round of three European Tour events. He qualified for the inaugural World Series of Darts Finals but was beaten 6–3 by Max Hopp in the first round in what was Van den Bergh"s televised debut.

He lost 4–2 to Benito van de Pas in the following round.

Personal Digital Cellular

2016: Second round (lost to Benito van de Pas 2–4).

Achievements

• In 2013, Van den Bergh won the British Teenage Open by beating Billy Longshaw 3–0 in the final. Van den Bergh won three youth tour titles during the year and also reached the last 16 of the Under-21 World Championship, where he lost 6–3 to Robinson. He finished top of the Youth Tour Order of Merit which earned him a two-year card for the main Personal Digital Cellular tour. He qualified for the 2016 World Championship through the European Pro Tour Order of Merit and danced on to the stage before his first round encounter with Ian White. Van den Bergh missed four darts for the first set, but went on to win 3–1 taking out four ton-plus finishes during the match.