PDC Women's Series Order of Merit update with 8/24 tournaments completed: Greaves remains clear leader
PDCMonday, 15 May 2023 at 16:00
With eight of the twenty-four PDC Women's Series events now completed, Beau Greaves remains a clear leader at the top of the Order of Merit although the battle for the positions behind is really hotting up.
Whilst Greaves has been nothing short of utterly dominant on the Women's Series since winning her first title in 2022, this weekend saw four different winners from the four different events. Greaves was again victorious in event 5, taking her fourth title of the year. On Saturday evening however, the 19-year-old was defeated in the final of event 6 by Welshwoman Rhian O'Sullivan, who claimed her first PDC title.
Read also
On Sunday, Greaves again was denied the chance to add another title to her collection. Firstly in event 7, Robyn Byrne claimed her first career title on the PDC Women's Series, beating Sky Sports Darts pundit Laura Turner in the final. Then on the second event of Sunday's action, event 8 of the season, Japanese ace Mikuru Suzuki prevailed to take her second win of the year.
Greaves still leads the way with £10,100, Suzuki, O'Sullivan and Byrne are in 2nd, 3rd and 4th respectively in the Order of Merit and the big names of Fallon Sherrock and Lisa Ashton are both in the top 8 with an eye towards qualification to the Women's World Matchplay.
At the end of the season, the two highest-ranked players are granted participation in the Grand Slam of Darts and the World Darts Championship. In addition, the top eight in the ranking after twelve tournaments will receive an invitation to the Women's World Matchplay.
PDC Women's Series Order of Merit after 8/24 tournaments
Position Name Prize money
1 Beau Greaves £10,100
2 Mikuru Suzuki £6,500
3 Rhian O'Sullivan £4,200
4 Robyn Byrne £3,750
5 Fallon Sherrock £3,000
6 Lisa Ashton £2,050
7 Noa-Lynn van Leuven £2,000
8 Kim Holden £1,800
9 Kirsty Hutchinson £1,700
10 Kirsi Viinikainen £1,550
11 Aileen de Graaf £1,500
12 Laura Turner £1,400
12 Angela Kirkwood £1,400
14 Lorraine Winstanley £1,350
15 Almudena Fajardo Ayuso £1,250
15 Corrine Hammond £1,250
17 Trina Gulliver £1,200
18 Anca Zijlstra £1,100
19 Adriana van Wijgerden-Vermaat £1,050
20 Priscilla Steenbergen £1,000
21 Natalie Gilbert £950
22 Lindsey Ashton £900
23 Katie Sheldon £850
24 Aoife McCormack £750
25 Rachel Brooks £700
25 Anastasia Dobromyslova £700
27 Claire Brookin £600
27 Eleanor Cairns £600
27 Sarah Roberts £600
27 Deta Hedman £600
31 Rhian Griffiths £550
31 Roz Bulmer £550
33 Michelle Andrews £500
33 Donna Gleed £500
35 Phonsawan Whillis £450
35 Silke Lowe £450
35 Casey Gallagher £450
35 Zoe Jones £450
39 Kirsty Chubb £400
39 Jane Robson £400
39 Josie Paterson £400
39 Sylvia Schlapbach £400
39 Stephanie Potter £400
39 Wendy Reinstadtler £400
39 Jo Clements £400
39 Rachna David £400
39 Vicky Pruim £400
48 Samantha Kirton £350
48 Rebecca Edwards £350
48 Maria O'Brien £350
51 Lorraine Hyde £300
51 Denise Cassidy £300
51 Steph Clarke £300
51 Shea Cole £300
51 Crissy Manley £300
51 Sharon Straatsma-Pul £300
51 Aurora Fochesato £300
51 Quintey Bieman £300
51 Carla Boyes £300
60 Hannah Meek £250
60 Astrid Trouwborst £250
60 Brenda Dyer £250
60 Leanne Topper £250
60 Roos van der Velde £250
60 Jacqueline Maiden £250
60 Debra Watling £250
60 Sabrina Jongenotter £250
60 Sherrie Yeomans £250
60 Caroline Breen £250
60 Eve Watson £250
60 Jane Monaghan £250
72 Julie Thompson £200
72 Ann Chilton £200
72 Natalie Davey £200
72 Elizabeth Tynan £200
72 Juliane Birchall £200
72 Patricia Wright £200
72 Chris Savvery £200
72 Vanessa Zuidema £200
72 Evonne Taylor £200
72 Felicia Blay £200
72 Annmarie Potts £200
72 Emma Wapshott £200
72 Anne Dorrestijn £200
72 Aletta Wajer £200
72 Jo Locke £200
72 Karen Webber £200
88 Lincy Gloudemans £150
88 Sophie Hadley £150
88 Jenny Jones £150
88 Nanako Shimizu £150
88 Sharon Godbeer £150
88 Sally Whiting £150
88 Louise Layhe £150
88 Chloe O’Brien £150
88 Rowena Sidley £150
88 Nicola Biddick £150
88 Steph Stutley £150
99 Monica Cleere £100
99 Marlene Badger £100
99 Suzanne Smith £100
99 Amy Evans £100
99 Sarah Milkowski £100
99 Gemma Bowen £100
99 Alex Howard £100
99 Tori Kewish £100
99 Carly Townsend £100
99 Rebecca Brouse £100
99 Kelly Streef £100
99 Susianne Hagvall £100
99 Sarah Brown £100
99 Courtney Hine £100
99 Amy Grant £100
99 Jacqueline Brighton £100
99 Tracy North £100
99 Eireann van Wijgerden £100
99 Barbora Hospodarska £100
118 Lisa Hughes £50
118 Laura Patton £50
118 Shannon Reeves £50
118 Emma Smith £50
118 Rebecca Hoyland £50
118 Grace Angell £50
118 Sandra Page £50
118 Sue Hall £50
118 Margaret Sutton £50
118 Linda Porter £50
118 Paula Jacklin £50
118 Sara Mortimer £50
118 Joanne Senior £50
118 Tonilee Bowstead £50
118 Claire Stamper £50
118 Emily Mitchell £50
118 Jackie Wilkinson £50
118 Tammy Mackenzie £50
118 Jo Moore £50
118 Marian Conway £50
118 Fran Elwick £50
claps 3visitors 1
Just in
Popular news
Latest comments
- Difficult one. Obviously has some struggles but you can't allow that behaviour. The damage to his hand from punching and blocking the pyrotechnics will keep him out for months anyway, but ban to the matchplay and fine whatever his prize money was for this event, with a heavy suspended ban on top.BandB17-12-2025
- 1 year ban and £15,000 fine.medinabello16-12-2025
- can you not at least attempt to proof read these recaps? the whitlock scutt one in particular is both inaccurate and mindbogglingly unreadablecolt16-12-2025
- Look, everyone knows he likes to wind up his opponents. Today,his worst,and always will be,best opponent,is himself. I don't dislike the bloke,but he can only blame himself.rick6715-12-2025
- Look, everyone knows he likes to wind up his opponents. Today,his worst,and always will be,best opponent,is himself. I don't dislike the bloke,but he can only blame himself.rick6715-12-2025
- DRA - just a warning please. Obviously not deliberate, in good spirits a s immediate apology. (P.s. Good on you Joe! Tough season, hope you keep that standard into the next round and beyond)BandB14-12-2025
- This bozo says he can't take darts any further and he's left it in a good place.....no-one cares about this nobody. The PDC was always in a good place before he came along. Does this buffon think the crowd are there for him.richieburnettrocks14-12-2025
- Yes, a warning indeed. He is coming to the buffet table, out of his way. This class A goof continues to blither about how he is playing the best darts of his life and even had the laughable audacity to say he was in the best shape of his life. He had a lucky run at Blackpool and even luckier at the World Championship and is still living off that. His form the past year especially the last 6 months completely sucks. 6 micky mouse titles mean nothing.richieburnettrocks13-12-2025
- I'm a big Huybretchs fan from when he broke through at the euros in the early days, but his action has gone. So jerky and inconsistent. Looking at where he'll be in the rankings, hopefully he can treat the new year as a new start, relax, enjoy it and push on without the pressure of defending lots of ££BandB12-12-2025
- Greaves could win Fallon might win Ashton might get a set Van Leuven could get a set deciders Hayter might get to a doubleBandB10-12-2025
Loading
