2023 PDC calendar unveiled

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The 2023 PDC calendar will see over 170 days of darts played around the world.

Flawless Greaves makes Women's Series history in Hildesheim

PDC Women's Series

Beau Greaves claimed another brilliant PDC Women's Series double on Sunday to cap off a history-making weekend in Hildesheim.

Brilliant Beau denies Suzuki twice to complete PDC Women's Series double

PDC Women's Series

Teenage sensation Beau Greaves claimed her first two PDC Women's Series titles in superb fashion to begin the year's fourth double-header weekend.

Ashton to headline as Women's Series resumes in Hildesheim

PDC Women's Series

The PDC Women’s Series resumes in Germany this weekend, with Events 13-16 taking place at Halle 39 in Hildesheim.

PDC to expand commitment to women's darts in 2023

Betfred Women's World Matchplay

The PDC can confirm that the Betfred Women's World Matchplay will be held in 2023, while the PDC Women's Series will also expand to 24 events next year.

2022 Betfred Women's World Matchplay field confirmed

PDC Women's Series

Lisa Ashton and Fallon Sherrock will headline July’s historic Betfred Women’s World Matchplay, with the eight-player line-up for next month’s event now confirmed.

Sherrock and Ashton share spoils at PDC Women's Series

PDC Women's Series

Fallon Sherrock claimed her third PDC Women’s Series title of 2022 on Sunday, as Lisa Ashton completed a weekend double in Barnsley.

Ashton & Winstanley enjoy PDC Women's Series wins

PDC Women's Series

Lisa Ashton picked up her sixth PDC Women’s Series title of 2022 on Saturday as Lorraine Winstanley claimed her maiden victory.

Landmark weekend ahead for PDC Women's Series

PDC Women's Series

This weekend’s PDC Women’s Series will break new ground for the sport, as the battle for Betfred Women’s World Matchplay qualification continues in Barnsley.

Women's World Matchplay spots on the line at next Women's Series

PDC Women's Series

There are qualification places for the Betfred Women’s World Matchplay on the line at the third PDC Women’s Series weekend of the year.

Noa-Lynn van Leuven secured qualification for the Paddy Power World Darts Championship as she shared PDC Women's Series wins with Beau Greaves on Saturday.

The year's sixth and final PDC Women's Series weekend began with a double-header at Leicester's Mattioli Arena, and it was Van Leuven who opened proceedings with victory in Event 21.

The Dutch ace produced a sensational 109.64 average as she defeated Greaves 5-3 in the final, reeling off four straight legs from 3-1 down against the PDC Women's Series Order of Merit winner.

Van Leuven also defeated big names Trina Gulliver, Mikuru Suzuki and Lisa Ashton during her run in the event, and defeated Scotland's emerging Lorraine Hyde in the semi-finals on her way to a fourth title of 2024.

Greaves bounced back to claim her eighth title of the 2024 PDC Women's Series in Event 22, dropping just seven legs in six matches in a dominant display.

She averaged over 90 against Angela Kirkwood and Gemma Hayter in the latter stages, and defied a 12-dart leg from Sherrock in the final to pull away for victory.

The PDC Women's Series concludes on Sunday with Events 23 & 24 in Leicester.

Going into the double-header, Van Leuven is now assured of a spot in the World Darts Championship, with the second qualifying place from the PDC Women's Series Order of Merit currently occupied by Sherrock - with only Suzuki and Ashton able to catch her on Sunday.

In the race for the second Mr Vegas Grand Slam of Darts place - alongside Betfred Women's World Matchplay winner Greaves - Van Leuven sits £3,500 clear of Sherrock, who must win both of Sunday's events to snatch a spot in Wolverhampton.

Events 23-24 will be streamed live on PDCTV on Sunday, with play getting underway from approximately 1000 GMT. 
 
PDCTV subscription options will include Event Pass and Day Pass packages, as well as Annual and Monthly Subscriptions. 

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