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We just received the confirmation, the Open Dutch 2020 edition will be held on Saturday the 25th of January (2020). We know, that seems like light years away, but it only is 11 months. We have already seen the first folks booking their hotel rooms. For those interested, we updated the Hotel/Accommodations page with the new prices and the booking codes, which some hotels require to get the discounted rate.

We are excited about the next edition of the Open Dutch, we appreciate all the feedback provided by all of you through our Survey, and we are aiming to introduce changes based on the feedback, which hopefully will bring the tournament to the next level.

For those who attended / participated in the Open Dutch last weekend we created a short survey. It will only take about 5 minutes to complete, but it will help us improve the quality of the tournament even further next year! Please head over to the below link and fill out the form!

https://goo.gl/forms/pct1WJGp2tps19FD3

We have just received the links to various online albums of pictures taken at the Open Dutch 2019. Some really great shots! We would like to thank Jos Klijn, Jurgen Spierings and Duncan Epping for sharing their photos with the world, and the links with us. Enjoy, and make sure to tag yourself in to these pictures and share them with friends and family!

• Pictures on Open Dutch Facebook page by Duncan Epping
• Pictures on Google Photos by Jurgen Spierings
• Pictures on TKD.Photos Facebook page by Jos Klijn

Are you ready?

We know that many of you have been waiting for this, we have just published the draws. They are available on Sportdata, including the estimated time table.

With over 750 competitors, we have a very packed agenda, so we would like to stress that it is really important you listen to the speaker. Each group will be called out and directed to a collection point (A, B or C). When it is time, each group will be escorted to the field where the group will compete. After the finals, the group will be escorted off the field. We would like to urge all competitors to stay outside of the competition area when they are not competing, stay behind the fences for your safety and the safety of the competitors.