The 2025 Greater Toledo Classic hosted by Stacy Lewis marks the second-to-last week of the Epson Tour’s Northeast stretch. In the tournament’s inaugural year on the Epson Tour, players will tee it up at Highland Meadows Golf Club, a historic stop on the LPGA circuit, with the stakes higher than ever in the Race for the Card.

Gina Kim has established herself as the front-runner at the top of the leaderboard; meanwhile, the rest of the top 15 are focused on an increasingly tight battle, with only small margins separating them. As the season moves past its halfway point, the competition is heating up, and every tournament becomes more crucial in determining who will challenge Gina Kim’s lead and who will secure a place among the season’s top performers.

Here are the current Race for the Card standings:

Gina Kim – 1,725.900 pts
Briana Chacon – 1,582.833 pts
Melanie Green – 1,501.754 pts
Laetitia Beck – 1,351.917 pts
Riley Smyth – 1,244.475 pts
Sophia Schubert – 1,200.962 pts
Yana Wilson – 1,166.777 pts
Minji Kang – 1,092.643 pts
Erika Hara – 951.485 pts
Hailee Cooper – 899.212 pts
Carla Tejedo Mulet – 826.962 pts
Michelle Zhang– 722.633 pts
Samantha Wagner – 682.125 pts
Jillian Hollis – 625.738 pts
Laney Frye – 611.343 pts

Epson Tour veteran Laetitia Beck made one of the biggest moves of the week, climbing four spots to No. 4 in the Race for the Card after capturing a runner-up finish at the Casella Golf Championship. This marks her fifth top-10 finish of the 2025 Epson Tour season, including a win earlier this year at the Atlantic Beach Classic presented by Access Golf. After an up-and-down middle of the season, Beck appears to have rediscovered the form that helped her earn her LPGA Tour card in 2015. Another win this week in Sylvania, Ohio, would help the Israeli get one step closer to securing her LPGA Card for the 2026 season.

Gina Kim surged to the top of the Race for the Card standings following an impressive win at the Hartford Healthcare Women’s Championship presented by Munich Re. This win marks the Duke University graduate’s fourth professional victory of her career, three of them during this 2025 Epson Tour season. Kim’s other wins of the season were at the IOA Golf Classic presented by Aperture and the Cooper Rock Championship. Her lead in the Race for the Card is growing, with 143.067 points separating her from two-time 2025 winner Briana Chacon.

Another standout performer heading into the Greater Toledo Classic hosted by Stacy Lewis is Brooke Rivers, who picked up a third-place finish at the Casella Golf Championship. The 3rd-place finish is the best result of the Canadian’s young professional career and moved her up 29 spots to No. 30 in the Race for the Card. The Epson Tour rookie has made her last two cuts and is looking for a third heading into the tail end of the Northeast stretch.

Competition in Ohio begins on Friday, giving athletes another chance at making a jump in the rankings. With only six tournaments remaining after the Greater Toledo Classic hosted by Stacy Lewis, points earned become make-or-break for someone’s season or even career.

Gina Kim Reclaims the Top Spot in Race for the Card Standings

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