Following the second tournament of the 2021 Epson Tour season, the Race for the Card welcomes a few new players to the top-10.

The victory and $30,000 winner’s check move Tardy up to No. 4 with $32,702 earned through four starts this season. Here is a look at the current top-10 heading into the Garden City Charity Classic in Garden City, Kansas, taking place from April 30-May 2 at Buffalo Dunes Golf Club:

Ruixin Liu (Guangdong, People’s Republic of China)- $67,220
Fatima Fernandez Cano (Santiago de Compostela, Spain) - $34,410
Maude-Aimee Leblanc (Sherbrooke, Quebec) - $33,382
Bailey Tardy – $32,701
Sophie Hausmann (Nottuln, Germany)- $31,483
Haylee Harford (Leavittsburg, Ohio) - $22,848
Sophia Schubert (Oak Ridge, Tennessee) - $21,446
Morgane Metraux (Laussan, Switzerland - $20, 344
Gigi Stoll (Beaverton, Oregon) - $19,394
Samantha Wagner - $19,164

NOTABLE QUOTES

Maude-Aimee Leblanc (-7, T2) on finishing tied for second:

“I think overall it’s a great event, the venue is great. It’s still a new course, so the greens are going to be firmer but overall, it was a great week. The people here were amazing. I can’t complain, I played really well, it was just tough today. I tried to keep some pressure on Bailey, but she played really well so she deserved the win for sure.”

Paula Reto (-2, T4) on what she takes away from her performance:

“I’m really happy with my offseason work I have put in and working really hard with my coach on certain aspects of my game. It’s nice to get a head start on the year, and just keep building at it, one tournament at a time. Patience is key for me because I get ahead of myself sometimes, but I am learning to stay in the process. It’s nice to get things going earlier than normal.”

Elin Arvidsson (-1, T8) on learning from her rounds in Hurricane this week:

“I am fairly disappointed about today and the first day. I have had issues with my putting but this week I actually started to putt better so I am excited about that. I need to just keep working on that in addition to really learning my game more and more each week.”

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