Beau Greaves signed off the 2026 PDC Women’s Series in dominant fashion with a clean sweep of the final two events in Wigan, claiming her 16th and 17th titles of the season and taking her career Women’s Series haul to a record 63.
Event 23
Greaves powered to the title with a high-class performance, defeating Jade Gofford 5-3 in the final while averaging 101.59. She had earlier brushed aside Fallon Sherrock 5-1 in the semi-finals (102.56 average) and beaten Gemma Hayter 5-2 in the quarters.
Gofford reached the final by overcoming Lisa Ashton 5-2 in the other semi.
Event 24
Greaves completed the weekend double with a 5-2 win over Italy’s Aurora Fochesato in the final (79.28 average). She whitewashed Kirsty Hutchinson 5-0 in the semi-finals and saw off Rebecca Allen 5-1 in the quarters.
Fochesato produced a strong run of her own, edging Vicky Pruim 5-4 in the semis after Pruim had beaten Fallon Sherrock 5-4 in the last eight.
Greaves ends the year as a runaway number one on the Women’s Series Order of Merit with £44,700.
The final top five reads:
Beau Greaves – £44,700
Lisa Ashton – £18,700
Fallon Sherrock – £14,150
Gemma Hayter – £11,400
Vicky Pruim – £9,200
Womens Darts Trio Secure PDC World Championship Spots
With the PDC Women’s Series coming to a close for 2026, Fallon Sherrock, Gemma Hayter and Vicky Pruim have all secured Ally Pally places through the Order of Merit.
Sherrock will make a seventh appearance in London, with Hayter backing up her 2026 qualification, after she opted against playing in the WDF World Championships.
Pruim will make a debut at the PDC flagship event, as she finished fourth in the standings.
Beau Greaves had already long secured her place in London.
A fitting end to another season of dominance from Greaves and more history for the women’s game as the road to Alexandra Palace becomes clearer.
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