Record breaker! Beau Greaves makes more history with greatest ever PDC Women’s Series season

Beau Greaves has firmly established herself as the undisputed queen of the PDC Women’s Series in 2025. The young English star ended the season with a record-breaking £37,600 in prize money – the highest total ever earned in a single Women’s Series campaign. In doing so, she broke her own record from 2023 and underlined her status as the dominant force in the women’s game.

Since the launch of the PDC Women’s Series, the standard has risen year on year, but no player has maintained such remarkable consistency at the top as Beau Greaves. After an outstanding 2023 season that brought her £29,400, she continued to impress in 2024 with £24,200 – but 2025 has eclipsed everything that came before. Her £37,600 haul not only sets a new benchmark but also proves that her appetite for success is nowhere near satisfied.

Greaves won 18 of the 24 Women’s Series events this year, finishing the campaign with an astonishing streak of 13 consecutive titles. She is now unbeaten in 86 straight matches on the circuit. Her dominance isn’t just reflected in the prize money but also in the sheer quality of her performances. Tournament wins, sky-high averages and clinical finishing have made her look almost untouchable. Her scoring power, combined with a rock-solid mental game, sets her apart from everyone else in the field.

There’s still strong competition, though. Fallon Sherrock, a trailblazer for women’s darts, continues to deliver year after year. She earned £17,200 in 2023, followed by £14,100 in 2024 and £14,600 in 2025. The gap to Greaves is substantial, but Sherrock remains a dangerous contender at any event she enters.

Another major breakthrough came in 2024 with the emergence of Noa-Lynn van Leuven. The Dutch star collected £16,300 that year – a clear sign that new talent is ready to challenge the established names. Her success not only pushed her closer to the top of the rankings but also brought fresh energy to the Women’s Series.

The fact that three different players have surpassed £14,000 in multiple seasons shows just how high the standard of the women’s game has become. The rising prize funds reflect that growth, but it’s the on-stage quality that really stands out.

With her record-breaking £37,600 season, Beau Greaves hasn’t just made history – she’s set the benchmark for future generations. If her current form continues, it seems only a matter of time before even more records fall.