In 2020, the PDC Women's Series was introduced by the PDC. At the time, the circuit consisted of four tournaments, but it has since grown to a series of 24 tournaments.
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Since the inception of the women's circuit, 64 Women's Series tournaments have been played. In the beginning, there was a rivalry between Fallon Sherrock and Lisa Ashton, but that changed after Beau Greaves reported to the PDC Women's Series in mid-2022.
In a relatively short time, Greaves has emerged as the absolute top earner on the PDC Women's Series. Indeed, she has already earned 40,150 on the PDC women's circuit, making her one of nine ladies with more than 10,000 pounds in prize money on the Women's Series, according to Premium Dart Data.
Greaves managed to win twenty Women's Series titles in the past. For Fallon Sherrock, the tally stands at seventeen titles. She collected 39,550 pounds with all of her participations. Behind this pair follows Lisa Ashton with 29,800 pounds.
Mikuru Suzuki is the first non-English on the rankings at 24,500 pounds. Furthermore, Rhian O'Sullivan (14,100 pounds), Lorraine Winstanley (11,300 pounds), Aileen de Graaf (11,200 pounds), Robyn Byrne (10,600 pounds) and Deta Hedman (10,350 pounds) also earned more than ten thousand pounds on the Women's Series circuit.
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