Beau Greaves capped off a dominant PDC Women's Series campaign by winning Event 24 on Sunday, October 11, 2026, in Wigan, defeating Aurora Fochesato 5-2 in the final with an average of 79.28 to Fochesato's 70.97. The victory marked Greaves' 17th title of the year and solidified her position atop the Order of Merit with £44,700 in prize money.
Greaves' path to the Event 24 title included a 5-0 whitewash of Kirsty Hutchinson in the semi-finals, where she averaged 96.35, and a 5-1 quarter-final win over Rebecca Allen (94.91). Fochesato reached the final by edging Vicky Pruim 5-4 in the semi-finals (74.26) and defeating Aoife McCormack 5-2 in the quarter-finals (69.17). In Event 23, Greaves defeated Jade Gofford 5-3 in the final, after a 102.56 average in a 5-1 semi-final win over Fallon Sherrock. She also won Events 21 and 22, beating Vicky Pruim (5-3) and Gemma Hayter (5-3) respectively.
The 2026 Women's Series comprised 24 events held across Milton Keynes, Leicester, Hildesheim, and Wigan. Greaves won 17 titles, while Lisa Ashton claimed three (Events 5, 15, and 17), and Deta Hedman (Event 11), Vicky Pruim (Event 12), Fallon Sherrock (Event 18), and Eleanor Cairns (Event 16) each won one. The Order of Merit saw Greaves finish first with £44,700, followed by Lisa Ashton (£18,700), Fallon Sherrock (£14,150), Gemma Hayter (£11,400), and Vicky Pruim (£9,200) rounding out the top five.
Prize money for each event totaled £15,000, with the winner earning £2,500, runner-up £1,000, semi-finalists £750, quarter-finalists £500, last 16 losers £300, last 32 losers £200, and last 64 losers £75. The format was best of seven legs up to the quarter-finals, then best of nine legs for the quarters, semis, and final, with an open draw and no seeded players. Matches on the streamed board were broadcast live on PDCTV, with subscription options including a Monthly Pass at £9.99, Annual Pass at £59.99, and Weekend Pass at £3.99. Each match day began at 11:00am, and results were also available on DartConnect.
Looking ahead, pundits weighed in on the season. Samuel Gill, Head Editor for DartsNews.com, predicted Greaves would still dominate: "I think Beau Greaves will play the Women's Series just like the secondary tours last year in that she played enough to get herself in a good position and picked and choosed otherwise." He added, "I see Fallon Sherrock picking up the pieces and Gemma Hayter is only getting stronger." Mats Leering of DartsNieuws.com saw Fallon Sherrock having a big chance, noting that Greaves' possible absence could open doors: "Names that could then have a chance of finishing as number one in the Order of Merit are Fallon Sherrock, Lisa Ashton and Noa-Lynn van Leuven." Lucas Michael of DartsNews.com expected business as usual: "I believe the same names will be at the top of the list, and that includes the talented Beau Greaves who will have to juggle the Women's Series with PDC Tour action this year." Nicolas Gayer of DartsNews.DE anticipated a strong year for Sherrock if Greaves doesn't play in particular, stating, "Behind Greaves, I expect a strong year from Fallon Sherrock."
