It’s never too early in the season to start talking about the Race for the Card, and after one event, we have some familiar names and new faces occupying the top 15. Since there is only one official event under the Tour’s belt for the 2025 season, there are a few ties that take place inside the top 15 standings, making our current top 15 a top 19.

Here are how the rankings currently stand:

1. Riley Smyth – 500 pts

2. Matilda Castren – 320 pts

3. Laetitia Beck – 185 pts

3. Agathe Laisne – 185 pts

3. Juliana Hung – 185 pts

6. Isabella Fierro – 120 pts

7. Hailee Cooper – 95 pts

7. Kaitlyn Papp Budde – 95 pts

9. Savannah Carlson – 70 Pts

9. Ashley Lau – 70 pts

9. Lindsey McCurdy Peek – 70 pts

9. Yana Wilson – 70 pts

9. Jiyue Wu (a) – 70 pts

14. Jeongeun Lee5 – 52 pts

14. Aline Krauter – 52 pts

14. Sofia Garcia – 52 pts

14. Kaleigh Telfer – 52 pts

14. Briana Chacon – 52 pts

14. Alice Hodge – 52 pts

Riley Smyth holds the top spot after her win at the Central Florida Championship, and with the 500 points, she has nearly matched her 2024 total of 529.106 points. The 500 points alone would’ve put Smyth at No. 44 in the 2024 season-ending Race for the Card rankings, and it now puts her just under 500 points away from the 972.467 needed to earn a card in 2024.

Some familiar faces return to the top of the Race for the Card standings, with 2023 graduates Agathe Laisne and Isabella Fierro finding themselves in the top 10 once again. When Laisne and Fierro graduated to the LPGA Tour, the money system was still in use for the Race for the Card, with the athletes finishing No. 6 and No. 9, respectively.

After the Atlantic Beach Classic presented by Access Golf, the standings should start to space out, with ties to be broken and new names entering the fold. Follow along with the Atlantic Beach Classic presented by Access Golf live scoring, starting Thursday, March 6th, to see who may be joining the coveted top 15 by week's end.

Smyth Takes Early Lead in Race for the Card Standings

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