We are one day away from the 132-player field teeing it up in one of the biggest events on the Epson Tour schedule. While the 500 Race for the Card points remain the same, the purse and winning check greatly increase this week, adding a little more pressure to the competitors. The Carlisle Arizona Women’s Golf Classic has one of the more impressive champions lists, with all four former winners currently competing on the LPGA Tour. Here is how the Race for the Card standings sit heading into one of the more important fields of the season:

1. Laetitia Beck – 763.750 pts

2. Yana Wilson – 748.363 pts

3. Minji Kang – 649.00 pts

4. Briana Chacon – 641.333 pts

5. Riley Smyth – 592.600 pts

6. Sophia Schubert – 589.000 pts

7. Gina Kim – 550.900 pts

8. Matilda Castren – 326.500 pts

9. Clariss Guce – 320.933 pts

10. Mohan Du – 320.000 pts

10. Megan Schofill -320.000 pts

12. Erika Hara – 316.295 pts

13. Bi Shin – 311.850 pts

14. Kaitlyn Papp Budde 306.893 pts

15. Napat Lertsadwattana – 303.943 pts

Yana Wilson moved to No. 2 in the Race for the Card after her win in the Sin City, picking up her first career Epson Tour victory. The 18-year-old sits just 15 points behind leader, Laetitia Beck, who has held the No. 1 position since her win at the Atlantic Beach Classic presented by Epson in just the second event of the season. Wilson will not be in attendance for the Carlisle Arizona Women’s Golf Classic as she is competing on the LPGA Tour at the Mizuho Americas Open. Wilson has put herself in great position when she returns out west for the Copper Rock Championship.

Mohan Du was the surprise performance at the Reliance Matrix Championship presented by Epson last week, finishing runner-up for her best finish on the Epson Tour in her first start since 2022. Du earned entry into the event as a reserve and took advantage. She went bogey-free on the weekend, posting rounds of 65-66 to finish just two shots behind Yana Wilson. Du earned entry into the Carlisle Arizona Women’s Golf Classic due to her top-10 finish in Las Vegas, and now is currently No. 10 in the Race for the Card.

Napat Lertsadwattana now finds herself in the top-15 after her strong finish last week. The Thailand native put together three under-par rounds after an opening 2-over 74 in round one. Lertsadwattana finished the week T3, her best result on the Epson Tour in her career and first career top 10 after joining the Tour last season. Another strong result this week could put the young professional on track to secure her LPGA Tour card for the first time.

How the Race for the Card Stands Heading into the Carlisle Arizona Women's Golf Classic

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