Epson Tour | Features

Burks, now a member of the Legends of the LPGA, earned her first LPGA Tour card in 1999, playing what was then the Futures Tour. Today, she serves to support the Epson Tour's new up-and-comers.

The former Duke University All-American is starting to find her professional groove as she returns to the Otter Creek Championship, which is being played on a course she won on as an amateur.

The University of Virginia alum is making the most of her full-time opportunity on the Epson Tour. The 25-year-old already has a pair of wins in 2025 and sits No. 2 in the Race for the Card rankings.

Brimming with confidence after a win last week in her home state, the former Stanford University standout is ready for a stretch of Epson Tour events in Michigan.

Briana Chacon earned her second Epson Tour title, winning by a stroke over Megan Schofill and a crowded leaderboard.

A healthy Hausmann is looking to secure her LPGA Tour card for the first time, and has already earned a spot in the 2025 U.S. Women's Open

Gina Kim persevered a tight final-round leaderboard to earn her second career Epson Tour win and first since 2022.

Winning is difficult enough, but winning multiple times is even more elusive as this Epson Tour streak extends back to August 2023.

Laetitia Beck, 33, overcomes tough conditions, then goes low in final round to claim her first victory on either the LPGA or Epson Tour.

The 26-year-old was unable to compete in the Final Stage of the LPGA Q-Series, then was sidelined most of the offseason. She makes her 2025 debut at this week's Atlantic Beach Classic.