Fallon Sherrock and Gemma Hayter have booked their places at the 2027 PDC World Championship after Beau Greaves swept Events 21‑22 in Wigan on Saturday.
‘The Queen of the Palace’ will head back to the venue where she made history in 2020, having sealed a top‑five finish on the Women’s Series.
Sherrock became the sole woman to win at Alexandra Palace, defeating Ted Evetts and Mensur Suljovic before falling to Chris Dobey.
She returned five times since, but each attempt ended against Steve Beaton, Ricky Evans, Jermaine Wattimena, Ryan Meikle or Dave Chisnall.
Now she eyes her seventh appearance in December, despite only one Women’s Series title to her name.
Hayter’s run to the Event 22 final locked in her World Championship spot.
By reaching her third final of the year, she cemented a top‑five Order of Merit place, earning a second world berth.
She debuted against Josh Rock last season, taking a set in a solid showing.
Hayter also lifted the 2026 WDF World Masters crown and captured her first Women’s World Matchplay win.
At Alexandra Palace she’ll join Lisa Ashton, Sherrock and Greaves, while Vicky Pruim leads the race for the final qualification slot via the Series rankings.
Greaves kept her stranglehold on the Series, adding another double‑title in Wigan on Saturday. For my money, she’s the player to watch.
The three‑time Women’s World Matchplay champion claimed back‑to‑back titles as the season’s final weekend unfolded at Robin Park Leisure Centre.
Dubbed ‘Beau ’n Arrow’, she breezed through Event 21, dropping just five legs to claim her 14th title of the year.
The Doncaster star opened with whitewashes over Laura van den Berg and Ruby Grey, then edged Dutch ace Aileen de Graaf in round three.
Greaves posted an average above 101 in a quarter‑final blitz of Rhian O’Sullivan, then dispatched Sherrock with a five‑leg semi‑final thrashing.
The showdown with Sweden’s Vicky Pruim saw Greaves unleash a superb 13‑dart finish, sealing a 5‑3 victory in the Event 21 finale.
She continued her run in Event 22, beating Sharon Godbeer and Gemma Reynolds before rallying from 3‑1 down to stop Lisa Ashton.
Ashton missed several match darts in a 4‑1 win, then squandered chances in a deciding leg, only to be punished by Greaves’ ruthless play.
The World Youth runner‑up then swept Steph Clarke, Joanne Oldershaw and Leanne Topper, setting up a clash with Hayter for the Event 22 crown.
The contest was tightly fought, yet Greaves ultimately prevailed, overcoming late double trouble to claim her record‑extending 61st Series title.
Although she missed a first 2026 title, Hayter’s run to the Event 22 final secured her return to Ally Pally.
Ashton will also appear at next month’s Mr Vegas Grand Slam, now guaranteed a second‑place finish on the Series rankings.
The 2026 PDC Women’s Series will close with Events 23‑24 in Wigan on Sunday.
2026 PDC Women’s Series
Saturday October 10
Robin Park Leisure Centre, Wigan
Event 21
Quarter-Finals
Kirsi Viinikainen 5-1 Lauren Bloomfield
Vicky Pruim 5-4 Lisa Ashton
Beau Greaves 5-0 Rhian O’Sullivan
Fallon Sherrock 5-4 Gemma Hayter
Semi-Finals
Vicky Pruim 5-2 Kirsi Viinikainen
Beau Greaves 5-0 Fallon Sherrock
Final
Beau Greaves 5-3 Vicky Pruim
Event 22
Quarter-Finals
Gemma Hayter 5-4 Aoife McCormack
Aurora Fochesato 5-1 Fallon Sherrock
Leanne Topper 5-4 Angela Kirkwood
Beau Greaves 5-0 Joanne Oldershaw
Semi-Finals
Gemma Hayter 5-3 Aurora Fochesato
Beau Greaves 5-1 Leanne Topper
Final
Beau Greaves 5-3 Gemma Hayter