Poland round one

Alright, we've just finished with the home nation qualifiers and we've got the draw, so let's start a new Euro Tour season. As usual, the numbers listed will be short/medium/long/composite data, so the last number is the key number.

Menzies/Edhouse - NA/64/59/62

O'Connor/Harrysson - 58/62/67/62

Joyce/Krcmar - NA/NA/NA/NA

Woodhouse/Sneyd - NA/66/71/68

Zonneveld/Maciejczak - NA/NA/NA/NA

Gilding/de Graaf - 63/52/62/59

Wattimena/Grudziecki - NA/NA/NA/NA

Chisnall/Pilgrim - 46/50/63/53

Nijman/Lovely - NA/85/78/82

Gurney/Robak - NA/NA/NA/NA

Heta/Scutt - 52/56/56/55

Ratajski/Mansell - NA/58/63/60

van Duijvenbode/Gawlas - 55/70/75/67

Springer/Reyes - 46/52/59/52

Cullen/Kciuk - NA/NA/NA/NA

de Decker/Kraft - NA/NA/NA/NA

So quite a few matches with no data, or not enough data to be confident - this includes all the qualifiers, Krcmar didn't do enough, Kraft got a card out of basically nowhere and hasn't won enough legs on the Pro Tour yet, then we've got a few where generally someone didn't make the worlds and as such they're also just on the Pro Tour despite having stuff once we get back to a sample that includes 2025 tours (main and secondary). This I think will pretty much be a one off, we'll have two more PC's and then the UK Open before we hit the Euro Tour again. Should note that on Edhouse, I thought he had more data than he had, but his short data, which I discarded because not enough data, did favour him a fair bit.