Beau Greaves

Name: Beau Greaves
Nickname: Beau ‘n’ Arrow
DOB: January 9, 2004
Home Town: Doncaster, England
Laterality: Right handed
Darts: 23g Target signature
Walk-on Song: The Verve - Bitter Sweet Symphony
Best achievement: 2026 PDC Players Championship title winner

More about Beau Greaves

Beau Greaves showed her immense potential from an early age, cleaning up on the girls circuit before making the jump to the women’s events in the BDO in 2019, then as a 15-year-old and soon lifting silverware. In 2020, she became the youngest player to compete in the BDO Women’s World Championship, where she narrowly lost out to the then reigning champion Mikuru Suzuki in the semi-finals. After a break during the pandemic, the Women’s World Championship returned to the Lakeside in 2022, now under the WDF banner, and Greaves made more history as she won the title, and at the age of 18 becoming the youngest ever winner. She would then go on an astonishing 70-game winning run on the PDC Women’s Series to secure a debut at the PDC World Darts Championship at the end of 2022.

Greaves continued to dominate the women’s game in 2023, winning the Women’s World Matchplay on her debut, before successfully retaining her title at the Lakeside to become a back-to-back women’s world champion. ‘Beau ‘n’ Arrow’ enjoyed another trophy-laden year in 2024, retaining the Women’s World Matchplay and completing a hat-trick of WDF Women’s World Championship crowns. In 2025, Greaves made her UK Open debut and enjoyed a run to the fourth round, where she pushed the then PDC world champion Luke Humphries close in a 10-7 defeat. More history followed for Greaves at the end of 2025, becoming the first female player to reach the PDC World Youth Championship final, where she lost to Gian van Veen.

From April 2025 to February 2026, Greaves went on an incredible 114-match winning streak on the Women’s Series, picking up an astonishing 17 consecutive titles. ‘Beau ‘n’ Arrow’ also tasted success on other PDC secondary tours in 2025, claiming three Development Tour and two Challenge Tour titles. The trio of Development Tour event wins helped Greaves to finish second on the end of season rankings and earn a two-year PDC tour card. In her first year as a tour card holder, Greaves has made a big impression, winning Players Championship 11 in April 2026. The three-time WDF women’s world champion took out 142 to beat Michael Smith 8-7 in the final to become the first woman to win a PDC ranking title. In July 2026, Greaves bagged her third Women’s World Matchplay title at the Winter Gardens.

What Darts Does Beau Greaves use?

The darts that Beau Greaves currently uses are the Target Beau Greaves Generation 1 Darts. These darts are made of 90% tungsten and have been designed to meet the specific requirements for ‘Beau ‘n’ Arrow’ when she plays on the PDC tour. This straight barrel dart features a series of finely spaced radial grooves along with precision-milled cuts adding definition and grp to the dart.

Greaves pairs her signature Generation 1 darts with a set of her signature Target K-Flex Dart Flights. She opts for a 23g dart weight, with her signature darts also available in a slightly heavier weight of 25g.

Beau Greaves 9 darter and best moments

Beau Greaves nine darter

In February 2026, Beau Greaves wrote her name in the darts history books again by becoming the first woman to hit a nine-dart leg on the PDC ProTour. ‘Beau ‘n’ Arrow’ struck perfection in the third leg of her second round game in Players Championship 6 against Mensur Suljovic, hitting two 180s and a 141 checkout on one of the streaming boards.

In April 2026, Beau Greaves became the first female player to win a title on the PDC ProTour, defeating the former PDC world champion Michael Smith 8-7 in the final of Players Championship 11. The three-time women’s world champion made history with an incredible 142 checkout in the deciding leg of the final, with two treble 20s and a double 11 sealing a landmark title for her in the professional ranks.

In July 2026, Beau Greaves successfully regained the Women’s World Matchplay title, beating Fallon Sherrock 6-5 in a nail-biting final at the Winter Gardens. Sherrock won the inaugural staging of the competition in Blackpool in 2022, before Greaves did the double in 2023 and 2024. After losing to Lisa Ashton, the eventual champion, in the 2025 semi-finals, ‘Beau ‘n’ Arrow’ completed a hat-trick of titles with wins over Kirsi Viinikainen, Gemma Hayter and Sherrock in the final.

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