Women's World Matchplay

And yet, the final weekend of the 2023 season saw...after only three full seasons, the ladies have produced their starter-for-ten.  

Beau Greaves became the 2nd player to win the Betfred Women’s World Matchplay after beating Mikuru Suzuki...

The eight-player field is comprised of the top eight players from the rolling 12-month PDC Women’s Series Order of Merit, with five different nations represented

Title sponsor Betfred annually support a charity with their fundraising activity at the event - and will again be backing Macmillan Cancer Support, after making a donation of £35,428

The inaugural hosting in 2022 certainly was not a weak field but owing to the Womens Series being in its infancy, and a very truncated qualification period, several big names either didn't make the cut or simply were never attempting to

The field is comprised of the top eight players from a one-year Order of Merit based on PDC Women's Series earnings, and teenage sensation Beau Greaves will make her Blackpool bow as the top seed.

Greaves produced an imperious performance to scoop the £2,000 top prize in Event 12, conjuring up a magical ten-dart leg to complete a 5-0 rout with a 104 average.

Sherrock claimed today's second event defeating Irish star Robyn Byrne 5-3 in the final. Beau Greaves had maintained her superb record by adding the days first title to her 2023 haul...

Eight players will seal their place in July’s extravaganza, which will be televised live on Sky Sports.