The Volvik Race for the Card welcomes a fresh top-10 following the 12th tournament of the 2019 Epson Tour campaign, with a couple moves up the big board and most recent “Road to the LPGA” champion jumping into the mix.

Jillian Hollis (Rocky River, Ohio) continues to lead the pack thanks to a tied for fourth finish at the Island Resort Championship, which increased season earnings to $92,699. Right behind the University of Georgia alumna is Perrine Delacour (Paris, France) with $78,128.

Continuing down the rankings, Leona Maguire (County Cavan, Ireland) did not make the trip to the Upper Peninsula and drops to No. 3. She trails Delacour by just $2,472. Meanwhile, Julieta Granada (Asuncion, Paraguay) and Nuria Iturrioz (Mallorca, Spain) maintain their positions. They’ve made $61,473 and $56,402 this year, respectively.

Leading the second half of the top-10 is Maddie Szeryk (London, Ontario, Canada) having earned $49,579 across 11 starts. Only $3,311 behind the Texas A&M University graduate at No. 7 is Cydney Clanton (Concord, North Carolina), one of six champions from 2019 in the group.

Maddie Szeryk Second Round

“It’s a big positive to keep climbing in the Volvik Race for the Card,” said Szeryk, who went tied for fourth last week and has three top-five finishes in her last four starts. “Even though it’s my rookie year, I get more comfortable every time I step on the course. My game is feeling really good and I can’t wait to keep competing.”

Rounding out the group is newcomer and Island Resort Championship champion Daniela Iacobelli (Melbourne, Florida). The victory and $30,000 winner’s check launched her 29 places into the No. 8 slot at $45,388. Furthermore, Kyung Kim (Chandler, Arizona) and Min Seo Kwak (Seoul, Republic of Korea) sit with $43,494 and $42,311, respectively.

“Always fun to have the orange [caddy] bib back,” Iacobelli said after capturing her third career Epson Tour title. “Halfway through the season means a lot of golf and travel left. Based off past years, one week can change your life and I have 11 more chances.”

At the end of the season, the top-10 players in the Volvik Race for the Card standings will graduate onto the LPGA Tour for the 2020 season.

Iacobelli Enters Fray, Szeryk Stock Rises in Volvik Race for the Card Week 12 Update

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