Ladies European Tour Order of Merit to become Race to Costa del Sol
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Meghan MacLaren is the highest-placed British player in this year's Order of Merit standings
The Ladies European Tour Order of Merit will be renamed the Race to Costa del Sol from 2020 and offer a bonus prize fund of 250,000 euros (£214,000).
It means the top player on the money list at the end of the year will get an additional £107,000, with £64,000 for the runner-up and £43,000 for third.
The Andalucia Costa del Sol Open, which starts on Thursday, will also see its prize money doubled from next year.
The prize pot for the event in 2020 will be 600,000 euros (£514,000).
Norway's Marianne Skarpnord leads this year's Order of Merit standings, with England's Meghan MacLaren the highest-placed British player in fifth place.
Scotland's Carly Booth is 10th and told BBC Sport the move was "very positive for the Tour".
"It's been a tough couple of years for us, both emotionally and financially, so it seems to be going in a more positive manner now," the 27-year-old said.
"We have so much potential on this tour and people need to see how good we are. People are starting to invest in us, I'm feeling positive about what is next."
On Sunday, Spain's world number three Jon Rahm secured a bonus of $2m (£1.56m) for winning the men's European Tour's Race to Dubai.