Beau Greaves has topped the prize money standings among players who secured a PDC Tour Card at the start of 2026, earning £48.5k so far this year. The 22-year-old's historic first season as a Tour Card holder has seen her out-earn Cristo Reyes, who sits second on £42.5k, with Darius Labanauskas completing the top three on £28.5k. Tom Sykes and Charlie Manby round out the top five with £28k and £26.25k respectively.
Greaves' lead is built on much more than consistency. Her historic Players Championship title made her the first woman ever to win a PDC ranking event, while her ProTour nine-darter and strong floor form have quickly established her as one of the breakout stories of the 2026 season. The list also offers an early snapshot of which Q-School graduates and returning Tour Card holders have adapted quickest to the demands of the ProTour schedule.
Labanauskas and Reyes have immediately shown the value of their experience, while Sykes, Manby and Adam Gawlas have made encouraging starts during their first months on tour. Shane McGuirk has also continued his rise after securing his card earlier this year, with Alexander Merkx, Jimmy van Schie and Jurjen van der Velde all pushing beyond the £20k mark. Further down the standings, established names including Mervyn King, Jeffrey de Zwaan and Chris Landman remain competitive, while several newer faces are still searching for the deeper runs that can rapidly change a season on the ProTour.
Greaves' position at the top will naturally draw the biggest attention given the scale of her breakthrough this year, but the wider standings also highlight how quickly the ProTour can separate players. Some have already found consistency and strong earning power, while others are still searching for the run that can transform their season. A single Players Championship weekend can dramatically alter the rankings and earnings picture, particularly for players trying to build momentum during their first year with full Tour Card status.
