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The third edition of the Race for the Card standings has arrived following the conclusion of the 10th annual IOA Championship presented by Morongo Casino Resort & Spa hosted by Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon. Every year, the top 10 in the Race for the Card earn LPGA Tour membership for the following season.

From 1999-2002, the official qualifying tour of the LPGA handed out three cards. Then from 2003-2007, the number increased to five before 10 were distributed starting in 2008. Since the inaugural year, 172 players have graduated to the big stage.

Below is a look at the top 10 following the third event of the 2022 Epson Tour season.

1. Kum-Kang Park; Seoul, Republic of Korea

Weekly Change: Same

2022 Season Earnings: $41,424

2. Linnea Ström; Hovas, Sweden

Weekly Change: Up 38 spots

2022 Season Earnings: $32,535

3. Dani Holmqvist; Stockholm, Sweden

Weekly Change: Same

2022 Season Earnings: $25,080

4. Sophie Hausmann; Nottuln, Germany

Weekly Change: Up 6 spots

2022 Season Earnings: $23,731

5. Alana Uriell; Carlsbad, California

Weekly Change: Down 3 spots

2022 Season Earnings: $22,185

6. Laura Restrepo; Panama City, Panama

Weekly Change: Down 1 spot

2022 Season Earnings: $20,419

7. Sofia Garcia; Asuncion, Paraguay

Weekly Change: Down 3 spots

2022 Season Earnings: $19,126

8. Frida Kinhult; Fiskebackskil, Sweden

Weekly Change: Down 2 spots

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