David Grace
Amazing
2015 UK Championship Semi-Finalist
World Ranking
60
Money List Earnings
£79,250
One Year List Earnings
£41,000
English
05/05/1985
Date of Birth
2008
Turned Pro
Right
Hand
139
WST High Break
-
Cue
Season Stats
137
Frames Played
71
Frames Won
66
Frames Lost
51.82%
Frames Won Percentage
3,482
Shots Played
25.42
Shots Per Frame
43
Breaks Over 50
3.19
50 Break Rate
3
Breaks Over 100
45.67
100 Break Rate
Bio
David Grace reached his first ranking event semi-final at the UK Championship in 2015 and regained his professional tour card at the start of the 2019/20 season due to his performances in Challenge Tour the previous season.
From Leeds, England, Grace first joined the World Snooker Tour for a single season in 2008/9, but it was not until 2011 when he would return for a seven-year spell.
At the 2015 UK Championship in York he defeated Andrew Higginson, Robert Milkins, Jack Lisowski and Peter Ebdon to reach his first ranking event quarter-final. There he recovered from 5-1 down to Martin Gould to win 6-5 and progress to the last four, ultimately losing 6-4 to Liang Wenbo. The result earned Grace his single biggest prize to date of £30,000 and contributed significantly to a career-high ranking of 43 reached in August 2017.
Grace has since reached the quarter-final stages of a further three ranking events (2016 Paul Hunter Classic, 2017 Shoot Out and 2020 Gibraltar Open).
In 2009 he also claimed the silver medal at the World Games in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, losing to compatriot Nigel Bond. Grace is a two-time English Amateur Championship winner (2005 & 2008) and in 2008 defeated friend Craig Steadman 7-6 to win the EBSA European Championship in Poland.
