The qualifying field is shaping up for the 2027 PDC Darts World Championship.
After the Women’s Series for the year concluded, we now have an idea of which women will be heading to Ally Pally this year.
Every woman who has qualified for the 2027 PDC Darts World Championship
Here are all the women who will be taking the stage at the WC.
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Beau Greaves
It’s been a historic year for Greaves, as she became just the second woman to earn a tour card.
She’s been more than impressive to this point, most notably winning a Pro Tour event title, which was the first time a woman has won a PDC title.
This upcoming WC will be the second straight year she heads to Ally Pally and her third time there in her career (declined going a couple of years to pursue WDF WC).
She’s gotten a lot of on-stage experience through the WC, Grand Slam of Darts, UK Open, etc., so she’s bound to get her first career win at this event soon.
Fallon Sherrock
Sherrock is set to make her 7th appearance at the event. Sherrock was the runner-up at the Women’s World Matchplay this summer.
On debut in 2020, she won two matches (beat Ted Evetts and Mensur Suljovic), making it to the third round, but hasn’t won a match in her last five appearances. Before 2020, no woman had ever won a PDC WC match.
Her form isn’t nearly as good as it was six years ago, but she’s one of the stronger and more experienced players from the field of women who qualified.
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Lisa Ashton
Ashton is another familiar face at the WC in recent years. This will be her 6th appearance at the event.
She’s never won a match here, but has played two five-set matches before.
Ashton finished second on the Women’s Series OoM this year.
Gemma Hayter
Hayter has confirmed her selection to return to Ally Pally, instead of opting to play in the WDF WC.
Hayter made her debut at the event last year, giving Josh Rock a solid fight in a 3-1 final.
She was a semifinalist at the Women’s World Matchplay in Blackpool this past July.
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Vicky Pruim
Pruim will be heading to Ally Pally for the first time in her career.
She grabbed the last of the spots from the Women’s Series, finishing 5th on the OoM.
She won event #12 on the Women’s Series this year.
