Van Peer wins WDF Swedish Masters in Malmö, double for Greaves in women's tournaments
WDFMonday, 21 August 2023 at 09:00
Berry van Peer and Beau Greaves won the WDF Swedish Masters in Malmö on Sunday. For Greaves, it was her second singles tournament win of the weekend.
ADVERTISEMENT
The 19-year-old had already won the Swedish Open on Saturday. The Swedish Masters was also a success for Greaves, who was too strong for Kirsi Viinikainen in the final, 5-2.
Van Peer captured his second WDF title of the season, having already taken victory at the Dutch Open earlier this year. The Dutchman triumphed after an exciting final 6-5 against Liam Maendl-Lawrance.
Maendl-Lawrance now has basically qualified for 2023 Lakeside and the same can be said for his 2024 hopes too. That is if he doesn't claim a Tour Card next year or if PDC players are not allowed the dispensation, he qualifies for the PDC version through the German Super League.
Van Peer has qualified for the 2023 edition, but won't play the 2024 edition likely as he is top of the Challenge Tour with a Tour Card nearly certain to be incoming.
Results Swedish Masters 2023
ADVERTISEMENT
Gentlemen
Quarterfinals
Henrik Sjöberg 4-2 Ivan Springborg
Liam Maendl-Lawrance 4-0 Antony Allen
Berry van Peer 4-2 Connor Levett
Rickard Tingvall 4-0 Darren Johnson
Semi-final
Liam Maendl-Lawrance 5-1 Henrik Sjöberg
Berry van Peer 5-4 Rickard Tingvall
Finale
Berry van Peer 6-5 Liam Maendl-Lawrance
Ladies
Quarterfinals
Beau Greaves 4-0 Anna Forsmark
Kirsty Hutchinson 4-1 Lorraine Winstanley
Deta Hedman 4-2 Natalie Gilbert
Kirsi Viinikainen 4-1 Jojo Rolls
Semi-final
Beau Greaves 4-1 Kirsty Hutchinson
Kirsi Viinikainen 4-2 Deta Hedman
Finale
Beau Greaves 5-2 Kirsi Viinikainen
Samuel GillChief Content Officer
Samuel Gill is the Chief Content Officer (CCO) of DartsNews.com, a role he has held since 2020. He is responsible for editorial governance across the platform, including setting content standards, overseeing accuracy and consistency, and guiding long-term editorial strategy across professional darts coverage. Since joining, he has contributed more than 10,000 articles and editorial pieces, playing a central role in the development and daily operation of the site.
Based in Leicester, Samuel has extensive experience in darts media and has been closely involved in coverage of the professional darts circuit for several years. Within the UK darts community, he is a recognised figure known for his consistent editorial output and ongoing reporting on major tournaments and developments across the PDC calendar.
In his current role, Samuel works closely with editors and writers to ensure content meets clear journalistic standards, with a focus on source verification, editorial consistency, and timely updates when new, confirmed information becomes available.
claps 4visitors 1
Just in
Popular news
Latest comments
- Not much of a tournament really,is it? Now they've all pulled out,it's open for everyone. I'm sure if you bought tickets,you'd be disappointed. Doesn't that seem to bother the withdrawals? Not at all!!rick6710-09-2026
- Need to see her take part in the womens tour. She'll break the inernet.medinabello08-09-2026
- If he can be bothered? He won't play darts in Germany yet he'll go over and get an award!??rick6702-09-2026
- Why is this the main story? He chose not to compete in loads of tournaments,yes he's number 1 in the world,but he does have to turn up at tournaments! Play the next world championship in Dortmund and see if he turns up!!rick6727-08-2026
- This is exactly what I mean,littler survives the 1st round,I think you'll find a lot of other players did. Can you just report on the real sport,and not just 1 person. I like Luke,but this is getting boring now,as Kevin painter once said to Taylor!! The sport is about every player,not 1 who everyone seems to have put the sport on the map.,which he hasn't,he's just got in when the money is massive. Great as he is,it seems like what's the point in anyone trying,he's going to win everything,unless it's in Germany or Australia!!!rick6726-08-2026
- I mean look, Littler's picture is first,wattimena is second and he won! Level it up. I know littler is fantastic,but the sport was here before him,and will be when he's retired. Any player in the top 64/128 can beat each other,it's not big news. Poor Jermaine,wins it,and not even the headline!!rick6726-08-2026
- I appreciate that littler is a fantastic player,but the top 3 articles are about him. Before he'd thrown a dart in the tournament. Level it out a bit, Taylor and van gerwen soon got disliked as the media could only see them,and nobody else seemed to matterrick6725-08-2026
- The two-point Lucky Loser qualifiers are Ross Smith, Robb, Whitlock, Sakai, Ilagan and Toylo. Jermaine is not on the entries list on Dartconnect for the TCH qualifier so the four from the main OoM are probably Searle, Nijman, Dobey, Wattimena.Scoobedybop24-08-2026
- The two-point Lucky Loser qualifiers are Ross Smith, Robb, Whitlock, Sakai, Ilagan and Toylo. Jermaine is not on the entries list on Dartconnect for the TCH qualifier so the four from the main OoM are probably Searle, Nijman, Dobey, Wattimena.Scoobedybop24-08-2026
- I'd happily pay for a site free of Van der Voort's every squeak and utterance.StraightArrowNoBull19-08-2026
Loading
