Beau Greaves has once again proven why she’s the undisputed queen of women’s darts, concluding the 2026 PDC Women’s Series with a spectacular clean sweep of the final two events. This incredible feat not only added two more titles to her name, bringing her career total to a record-breaking 63, but also solidified her position as the runaway world number one. As the dust settles, the road to the prestigious PDC World Championship at Alexandra Palace has also become clearer, with Fallon Sherrock, Gemma Hayter, and Vicky Pruim all securing their coveted spots through the Order of Merit. It’s a triumphant end to a season marked by incredible talent and historic achievements in women’s darts.
Greaves’ Dominant Finale: A Season of Unprecedented Success
Darts sensation Beau Greaves concluded the 2026 PDC Women’s Series in truly remarkable fashion, securing victories in both of the final two events held in Wigan. These wins boosted her season’s tally to an astonishing 17 titles and her overall career Women’s Series haul to an incredible 63 – a new record! Her performances throughout the year have been nothing short of extraordinary, cementing her status as the leading light in women’s darts.
Event 1: A Masterclass in Precision
In the first of the two final events, Greaves displayed exceptional form, culminating in a dominant performance in the final. She defeated Jade Gofford 5-3, achieving a remarkable average of 101.59. Her path to victory included strong wins against:
- Semi-final: Brushed aside Fallon Sherrock 5-1 with an average of 102.56.
- Quarter-final: Beat Gemma Hayter 5-2.
Jade Gofford also had a strong run, reaching the final by overcoming Lisa Ashton 5-2 in her semi-final.
Event 2: Completing the Weekend Double
Greaves continued her winning streak in the second event, securing a perfect weekend. She clinched the title with a 5-2 victory over Italy’s Aurora Fochesato, maintaining her composure and skill. Her route to this second triumph included:
- Semi-final: A convincing 5-0 whitewash against Kirsty Hutchinson.
- Quarter-final: Defeated Rebecca Allen 5-1.
Aurora Fochesato put up a strong fight throughout the tournament, notably edging out Vicky Pruim 5-4 in the semi-finals, after Pruim had herself beaten Fallon Sherrock 5-4 in the quarter-finals.
Greaves Tops the Order of Merit
Unsurprisingly, Beau Greaves finishes the year as the undisputed number one on the PDC Women’s Series Order of Merit, accumulating a staggering £44,700. Her consistent excellence and numerous victories have set her apart from the competition. The top five players in the Order of Merit are:
- Beau Greaves: £44,700
- Lisa Ashton: £18,700
- Fallon Sherrock: £14,150
- Gemma Hayter: £11,400
- Vicky Pruim: £9,200
PDC World Championship Qualification: Dreams Come True for Three Stars
With the 2026 PDC Women’s Series now concluded, the focus shifts to the ultimate prize in darts: the 2027 PDC World Championship at the iconic Alexandra Palace. Three talented players have secured their coveted spots through their outstanding performances in the Women’s Series Order of Merit:
- Fallon Sherrock: The “Queen of the Palace” will make her seventh appearance at the London showpiece, a testament to her enduring presence at the top level of the sport.
- Gemma Hayter: Hayter secures her place for the second consecutive year, having also qualified in 2026. This year, she chose to focus solely on the PDC World Championship, foregoing participation in the WDF World Championships to chase her Ally Pally dream.
- Vicky Pruim: A truly momentous occasion for Pruim, who will be making her debut at the PDC’s flagship event. Finishing fourth in the standings, her consistent hard work has paid off, earning her a well-deserved shot at glory on the biggest stage.
This qualification process highlights the growing opportunities and increasing recognition for women in darts, with more pathways opening up to the sport’s most prestigious tournaments. It’s a fitting end to a season of dominance from Greaves and a significant step forward for the women’s game as the road to Alexandra Palace becomes clearer for these exceptional talents.
Source: Based on an article from Darts World Magazine.
