PDC Women's Series 2025 Order of Merit Update: Beau Greaves has more than double the prize money of nearest challenger as domination continues

The race for the top spot in the Women's Series Order of Merit looks like it might be another one-sided affair this year. After eight of the 24 tournaments, Beau Greaves has already built an enormous lead. Find the entire PDC Women's Series Order of Merit right here!

The 21-year-old English player had an exceptional weekend, winning three out of the four tournaments. This impressive feat earned her £6,000 in ranking money, bringing her total prize money to £11,200. With a third of the circuit already completed, Greaves' lead over her closest competitors is nothing short of massive.

In second place, Lisa Ashton trails by a considerable £6,400, sitting at £4,800. Fallon Sherrock follows closely in third with £4,300, while Kirsi Viinikainen holds fourth with £3,400. Gemma Hayter (£3,200) and Robyn Byrne (£2,900) are just behind, with a significant gap opening up to seventh-placed Lorraine Winstanley, who has earned £1,800.

If at least 128 players enter, participants in the PDC Women's Series will start earning from the last 64, with a £50 prize for making it to that stage. In tournaments with fewer than 128 entrants, the prize money kicks in at the last 32, where players will earn £100 for reaching that round.

The prize money continues to increase from there. Reaching the final guarantees a £1,000 payout, while the winner of each tournament receives £2,000. The top player in the Women's Series Order of Merit will earn a spot in both the Grand Slam of Darts and the World Darts Championship, while the runner-up also earns a place at Alexandra Palace.