The 2026 World Series of Darts Order of Merit is now set for the season-ending Finals in Amsterdam after the Australian Darts Masters brought the regular campaign to a close. Michael van Gerwen finishes top, three points clear of Gerwyn Price, while James Wade made the biggest move in Wollongong.
Wade collected the maximum 12 points for beating Brody Klinge 8-5 in the final, jumping from 13 to 25 and into a three-way tie for fifth with Gian van Veen and Jonny Clayton. Klinge's run from qualifier to runner-up earned him eight points and lifted him straight into the top ten.
Price added five points for reaching the semi-finals, moving from 24 to 29 and climbing above Luke Littler into second. Van Gerwen finishes on 32 points, ahead of Price on 29, Littler on 28 and Luke Humphries on 26. Clayton added five points after following his New Zealand Darts Masters victory with a run to the semi-finals in Australia, taking him to 25. Van Veen also finishes on 25 after reaching the quarter-finals, while Stephen Bunting moves to 14.
With Wollongong the final World Series event before Amsterdam, there are no more ranking points available. Van Gerwen therefore heads to the Finals as the Order of Merit leader, with Price, Littler, Humphries, Van Veen, Clayton and Wade all finishing within seven points of the Dutchman.