Women's Series Order of Merit
The Women's Series Order of Merit lists the players of the PDC Women's Series by prize money won. Beau Greaves finished the 2026 season as number 1 with £44,700, securing the tickets for the 2027 PDC World Championship and the Grand Slam of Darts.
As of: Stand: 11. Oktober 2026 (Endstand nach 24 Turnieren)
Key facts
- Tournaments 2026: 24 events across six weekends
- Prize money per event: £15.000 (winner £2.500)
- World Championship places: Top 3 qualify for the 2027 PDC World Championship
- Grand Slam of Darts: The number 1 in the ranking gets a starting spot
- Q-School 2027: Free entry for places 1 to 8
- Women's World Matchplay: Top 8 of the separate Matchplay standings
- Eligibility: At least 16 years old and outside the top 64 of the PDC Order of Merit
- Format: Up to the last 16 best of 7 legs, from the quarter-finals best of 9 legs
- First edition: October 2020 with four tournaments in Barnsley
- Most wins 2026: Beau Greaves with 17 tournament wins
- Final standings 2026: Beau Greaves with £44.700 ahead of Lisa Ashton (£18.700)
- Entries: 135 players
- Organisation: PDC
- Website: https://www.pdc.tv/tournaments/womens-series
Top 100
| Rank | Player | Country | Prize money | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Beau Greaves | 44700 | – | |
| 2 | Lisa Ashton | 18700 | – | |
| 3 | Fallon Sherrock | 14150 | – | |
| 4 | Gemma Hayter | 11400 | – | |
| 5 | Vicky Pruim | 9200 | – | |
| 6 | Deta Hedman | 7300 | – | |
| 7 | Jade Gofford | 7100 | – | |
| 8 | Trina Gulliver | 6700 | – | |
| 9 | Kirsi Viinikainen | 6500 | – | |
| 10 | Rhian O'Sullivan | 6500 | – | |
| 11 | Karolina Ratajska | 6050 | – | |
| 12 | Aileen de Graaf | 6000 | – | |
| 13 | Steph Clarke | 5850 | – | |
| 14 | Angela Kirkwood | 5750 | – | |
| 15 | Eleanor Cairns | 5300 | – | |
| 16 | Joanne Oldershaw | 5250 | – | |
| 17 | Robyn Byrne | 4850 | – | |
| 18 | Jo Locke | 4750 | – | |
| 19 | Lauren Bloomfield | 4600 | – | |
| 20 | Lauryn Salter | 4150 | – | |
| 21 | Aurora Fochesato | 4050 | – | |
| 22 | Aoife McCormack | 4000 | – | |
| 23 | Denise Cassidy | 3950 | – | |
| 24 | Kyana Frauenfelder | 3800 | – | |
| 25 | Kim Holden | 3600 | – | |
| 26 | Kirsty Hutchinson | 3400 | – | |
| 27 | Katie Sheldon | 3000 | – | |
| 28 | Louise Pearson | 2900 | – | |
| 29 | Lorraine Winstanley | 2800 | – | |
| 30 | Leanne Topper | 2750 | – | |
| 31 | Felicia Blay | 2700 | – | |
| 32 | Natalie Gilbert | 2650 | – | |
| 33 | Emma Pearce | 2600 | – | |
| 34 | Emma Martin | 2250 | – | |
| 35 | Grace Ferridge | 2200 | – | |
| 36 | Laura Turner | 2050 | – | |
| 37 | Mandy Smith | 2000 | – | |
| 38 | Silvia Lindner | 1900 | – | |
| 39 | Sue Lowther | 1850 | – | |
| 40 | Debbie Dexter | 1800 | – | |
| 41 | Laura Patton | 1800 | – | |
| 42 | Sara Walton | 1800 | – | |
| 43 | Maret Liiri | 1700 | – | |
| 44 | Wendy Reinstadtler | 1700 | – | |
| 45 | Vicky Martin | 1600 | – | |
| 46 | Ruby Grey | 1600 | – | |
| 47 | Janine Gough | 1500 | – | |
| 48 | Lauren Hall | 1400 | – | |
| 49 | Rebecca Langridge | 1400 | – | |
| 50 | Stacey Ellis | 1400 | – | |
| 51 | Holly Glet | 1400 | – | |
| 52 | Rebecca Hoyland | 1400 | – | |
| 53 | Laura van den Berg | 1200 | – | |
| 54 | Hollie McKain | 1100 | – | |
| 55 | Rose Mort | 1100 | – | |
| 56 | Lindsey Ashton | 1100 | – | |
| 57 | Ella Coburn | 1100 | – | |
| 58 | Tracey Dean | 1100 | – | |
| 59 | Jodie Clarkson | 1100 | – | |
| 60 | Rebecca Allen | 1000 | – | |
| 61 | Julie Whitehouse | 1000 | – | |
| 62 | Tracey Heppinstall | 1000 | – | |
| 63 | Carly Chenery | 1000 | – | |
| 64 | Chelsea Campbell | 1000 | – | |
| 65 | Greta Tekauer | 1000 | – | |
| 66 | Ros Hemmings | 900 | – | |
| 67 | Rachel Kingdon | 900 | – | |
| 68 | Gemma Reynolds | 900 | – | |
| 69 | Maria O'Brien | 900 | – | |
| 70 | Jennifer Doyle | 800 | – | |
| 71 | Lorraine Hyde | 800 | – | |
| 72 | Chris Savvery | 800 | – | |
| 73 | Anu Rasmus | 800 | – | |
| 74 | Rebecca Brouse | 700 | – | |
| 75 | Shannon Reeve | 700 | – | |
| 76 | Leanne Halls | 600 | – | |
| 77 | Phonsawan Whillis | 600 | – | |
| 78 | Franziska Riepe | 600 | – | |
| 79 | Teresa King | 600 | – | |
| 80 | Macy Gibbons | 600 | – | |
| 81 | Jody Hancock | 600 | – | |
| 82 | Marie Fitton | 600 | – | |
| 83 | Milou Emriksdotter | 600 | – | |
| 84 | Lotte Suomi | 500 | – | |
| 85 | Paige Pauling | 500 | – | |
| 86 | Donna Ralph | 500 | – | |
| 87 | Juliet Findley | 500 | – | |
| 88 | Michaela Gillert | 500 | – | |
| 89 | Celine McDonald | 400 | – | |
| 90 | Emma Evans | 400 | – | |
| 91 | Jane Robson | 400 | – | |
| 92 | Sharon Godbeer | 400 | – | |
| 93 | Abigail Mole | 400 | – | |
| 94 | Rowena Sidley | 400 | – | |
| 95 | Melanie Daffner | 400 | – | |
| 96 | Diana Doerflinger | 400 | – | |
| 97 | Dani Kearns | 300 | – | |
| 98 | Miriam Fiore | 300 | – | |
| 99 | Kacie O'Connor | 200 | – | |
| 100 | Jane Biggs | 200 | – |
Prize money in units of £1
About the ranking
The Women's Series Order of Merit is the central ranking of the PDC Women's Series, a non-televised tournament series run by the Professional Darts Corporation. Only the prize money won at the Women's Series events counts, given in units of £1. The 2026 season was the seventh edition of the series and comprised 24 tournaments, played across six weekends with four events each. All players who are outside the top 64 of the PDC Order of Merit or who are at least 16 years old on an event's cut-off date are eligible to enter.
Beau Greaves tops the final standings after 24 tournaments with £44,700. She won 17 of the 24 events and finished clearly ahead of Lisa Ashton (£18,700), Fallon Sherrock (£14,150) and Gemma Hayter (£11,400). Next come Vicky Pruim with £9,200, Deta Hedman with £7,300 and Jade Gofford with £7,100. Besides Greaves, only Lisa Ashton (three titles) plus Deta Hedman, Vicky Pruim, Eleanor Cairns and Fallon Sherrock, with one title each, won a tournament in 2026. Greaves also took the Women's World Matchplay in Blackpool on 26 July and, closing the season on 10 and 11 October in Wigan, won all four events – Women's Series 21 to 24.
The series started at the end of October 2020 with four tournaments in Barnsley, England, replacing the previous UK and Rest of the World women's qualifiers. In 2021 it was increased to twelve events, in 2022 to 20 tournaments – including four in Niedernhausen – and since 2023 24 events have been played. Weekends in Germany, in Hildesheim for example, are now part of the calendar too; in 2026 the series was played in Hildesheim, Wigan and Leicester. The prize money per event rose from an initial £5,000 to £10,000 in 2025 and on to £15,000.
In April 2026 the Darts Regulation Authority, which acts as the regulatory body for the PDC, banned transgender women from women's competitions with immediate effect, after commissioning a report by Dr Emma Hilton on gender differences in darts.
How the ranking works
Pure prize money counts: at the 24 tournaments of the 2026 Women's Series, every player collects pound amounts that add up in the Order of Merit. £15,000 is paid out per event – £2,500 for the winner, £1,000 for the runner-up, £750 for the semi-finalists, £500 for the quarter-finalists, £300 for the last 16, £200 for the last 32 and £75 for the last 64 (provided at least 128 players enter). Matches are played over best of 7 legs up to and including the last 16, and best of 9 legs from the quarter-finals.
The ranking is updated after every event and runs across the whole season. The top 3 at the end of the year receive – unless they have qualified by another route – a first-round place at the 2027 PDC World Championship, and the number 1 also gets a ticket for the 2026 Grand Slam of Darts. Places 1 to 8 get free entry to Q-School 2027, provided they do not already hold a Tour Card. For the Women's World Matchplay, Beau Greaves qualifies as a Tour Card holder, along with the seven next-best players from a separate standings list that counts the prize money from the events of late 2025 and early 2026; the winner of the Women's World Matchplay likewise receives places at the 2026 Grand Slam of Darts and the 2027 PDC World Championship.
FAQ
Who won the Women's Series Order of Merit 2026?
Beau Greaves won the Women's Series Order of Merit 2026 with £44,700. Lisa Ashton finished second with £18,700 and Fallon Sherrock third with £14,150 (final standings after 24 tournaments).
How is the PDC Women's Series ranking calculated?
Only the prize money won at this season's events counts, listed in units of £1. Each tournament pays out £15,000: £2,500 for the winner, £1,000 for the runner-up, £750 for the semi-finalists and £500 for the quarter-finalists.
Which tournaments count towards the WS OOM?
The Women's Series Order of Merit counts the 24 tournaments of the 2026 PDC Women's Series, played over six weekends with four events each – in Hildesheim, Wigan and Leicester.
What does the PDC women's ranking qualify you for?
The top 3 in the Women's Series Order of Merit receive a first-round place at the 2027 PDC World Championship at the end of the year, provided they have not qualified by another route. The number 1 also gets a spot at the 2026 Grand Slam of Darts, and places 1 to 8 get free entry to the 2027 Q-School.
How many tournaments did Beau Greaves win in 2026?
Beau Greaves won 17 of the 24 events on the PDC Women's Series 2026. Lisa Ashton claimed three titles, with one each going to Deta Hedman, Vicky Pruim, Eleanor Cairns and Fallon Sherrock.
How do you qualify for the Women's World Matchplay?
A separate ranking applies to the Women's World Matchplay, taking in the prize money from the events of late 2025 and early 2026. Tour Card holder Beau Greaves and the next seven best players in that ranking were eligible to enter; the winner receives places at the Grand Slam of Darts 2026 and the PDC World Championship 2027.
When is the Women's Series Order of Merit updated?
The ranking is updated after every event. The 2026 season ended on 11 October 2026 in Wigan with the events Women's Series 23 and 24, and the final standings after 24 tournaments have been set since then.
Who topped the PDC Women's Series ranking in the past?
Lisa Ashton topped the first Women's Series Order of Merit in 2020 and won two of the four tournaments; Deta Hedman finished second. Ashton also led the ranking at the end of 2022, followed by Beau Greaves.