Beau Greaves leads 'Best Performing Non Tour Card Holders' ahead of familiar names after Challenge Tour exploits

Based on 200 legs played, Beau Greaves leads the best non Tour Card holders in statistics compiled by leading statistician Christopher Kempf also known as Ochepedia. It is based off the Challenge Tour and Q-School statistics.

Across 271 legs, the 21-year-old leads the way for all Challenge Tour players and ahead of some big names. She has an average of 92.38 for the opening five Challenge Tour events and her Q-School tilt. She has 18 legs won in 12 darts or fewer and according to the statistics has hit more 180's than Jonny Clayton or Gerwyn Price.

Greaves having won two Challenge Tour events already is in pole position for a ProTour debut as a reserve player with Dom Taylor currently banned and Jeffrey de Graaf becoming a father which will cause both to miss the first few events. She would be the World No.23 according to the OCHE rating compiled by Kempf. This shows her sheer talent.

Stefan Bellmont follows up as the first Swiss player to appear in a PDC World Darts Championship and a three-time Challenge Tour champion. He hit a 14% checkout rate on ton-plus checkouts and 79% when he had three darts at double. Both lead the way for all non Tour Card holders. His only missed championship darts against Beau Greaves cost him. He is on par with Rob Cross and Scott Williams as per the OCHE rating.

Mervyn King recently lost his Tour Card for the first time since 2011. His first campaign saw him finish third in the ranking. He hit a 110 average across 227 legs he never failed to win in 24 darts or less. He is on a 92.23 average and he is very much still having the displays to show he is one of the best without a Tour Card.