Week three of the Florida Swing brings the Epson Tour to Longwood, Fla., for the IOA Golf Classic presented by Aperture. The 12th playing of the event will begin Friday, March 14, with all of the top 15 athletes in the Epson Tour’s Race for the Card set to tee it up. The players at the top of the standings have separated themselves early in the season, with Laetitia Beck currently leading the way. Here is how the top 15 currently stack up:

Laetitia Beck – 685.000 pts
Riley Smyth – 521.600 pts
Sophia Schubert – 360.000 pts
Matilda Castren – 326.500 pts
Bi Shin – 233.100 pts
Yana Wilson – 232.500 pts
Juliana Hung – 198.500 pts
Agathe Laisne – 185.000 pts
Amari Avery – 168.250 pts
Kaitlyn Papp Budde – 148.143 pts
Hailee Cooper – 128.000 pts
Lindsey McCurdy Peek – 123.143 pts
Erika Hara – 120.833 pts
Isabella Fierro – 120.000 pts
Savannah Carlson – 112.000 pts

After her win at the Atlantic Beach Classic presented by Access Golf, Beck has taken a comfortable lead atop the Race for the Card standings. To go along with her victory, the 33-year-old added a T3 result to her resume in 2025 at the Central Florida Championship. The two impressive finishes during her Florida Swing puts her over 150 points ahead of Riley Smyth, currently in the No. 2 spot, and over 300 points ahead of Sophia Schubert and Matilda Castren, who currently hold the No. 3 and No. 4 spots.

Schubert has found success in the past on the Official Qualifying Tour of the LPGA, finishing No. 4 in the Race for the Card in 2021 to earn LPGA Tour membership. This season, the 29-year-old is finding similar success early, with a T20 result at the Central Florida Championship and a runner-up finish last week at the Atlantic Beach Classic presented by Access Golf after a final-round 63 vaulted her up the leaderboard.

Two rookies find themselves in the top 15 as well, with 18-year-old Yana Wilson leading the pack of new members. Wilson has earned 232.500 points over the first two weeks of the season and sits at No. 6 in the rankings. Erika Hara is the second rookie holding one of the coveted 15 spots, sitting at No. 13 with 120.833 points after two strong starts to her Epson Tour career.

The Republic of Korea’s Bi Shin made an impressive move from week one to week two, jumping from T62 in the standings to 5th, thanks to a 3rd place finish at Atlantic Beach Country Club. The result earned Shin the Move of the Week presented by the City of Indian Wells, home of the season finale Epson Tour Championship.

RACE FOR THE CARD UPDATE - IOA GOLF CLASSIC PRESENTED BY APERTURE

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