A new week on the Epson Tour means new opportunities to jump up the season-long Race for the Card standings. Every point counts, which has been proven by a handful of athletes during the West Coast stretch. The Carlisle Arizona Women’s Golf Classic saw six athletes find their way into the coveted top 15, and the Copper Rock Championship will be the test to see if they can hold that spot as the Tour heads to the Midwest. Here is how the Race for the Card standings currently sit:

Laetitia Beck – 763.750 pts
Yana Wilson – 748.363 pts
Briana Chacon – 680.333 pts
Minji Kang – 678.143 pts
Sophia Schubert – 642.000 pts
Gina Kim – 630.900 pts
Riley Smyth – 607.600 pts
Sophia Popov – 500.000 pts
Michelle Zhang – 478.733 pts
Valery Plata – 414.417 pts
Hailee Cooper – 413.712 pts
Amari Avery – 371..063 pts
Ashley Lau – 364.600 pts
Clariss Guce – 359.933 pts
Lindsey McCurdy Peek – 340.598 pts

Despite not earning any points during the Tour’s sixth tournament, Laetitia Beck and Yana Wilson remain in the first and second spots of the standings. Beck, unfortunately, missed the cut at TPC Scottsdale’s Champions Course, while Wilson was testing her game against the best in the world as a sponsor exemption at the Mizuho Americas Open. Both athletes will compete at the Copper Rock Championship this week in hopes of defending their top ranks.

Consistency has paid off for Montgomery, Texas, native Hailee Cooper. The 25-year-old has made six of six cuts in 2025 and has not yet finished worse than T24. Copper finished the Carlisle Arizona Women’s Golf Classic in a share of fourth place, earning her second top-10 result of the season. Despite her streak of cuts made, it was the T4 finish in Scottsdale that put her into the top 15 for the first time this season.

The biggest jump into the top 15 was made by Michelle Zhang, who moved up 23 spots in the rankings. The current No. 9 earned her way into the top 10 thanks to a solo second-place finish at the Carlisle Arizona Women’s Golf Classic. The weekend was good to the People’s Republic of China native, signing for scores of 67 and 66 to climb the leaderboard and finish well. Missing only one cut in five starts, Zhang is also showing consistency in her game, which could lead her even closer to Laetitia Beck’s current No. 1 spot.

Race for the Card Standings After the Carlisle Arizona Women's Golf Classic

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