Bae was handed down the November Ace title in a default, shooting 38 on front nine and 33 on back nine with a handicap of 2 points.
He shot 69.4 net in the green.
RGA said that three of its high-scorers in the recent games were not able to meet the required minimum number of matches in order to qualify for the title.
RGA rules states that players must finish at least six rounds in order to be eligible for the title.
John Rebuenog shot 64 net but was not able to meet the required rounds of the association.
He has only two rounds under his name.
Rebuenog stepped into the October qualifier round after going for 69 points.
He grossed 93 points with 24-point handicap in last months RGA match.
Besides, RGA added, one of its top finishers had already been awarded the Ace title hence he was no longer entitled for the privilege.
Stephens shot 71 net, grossing 91 points with a handicap of 20.
Stephens breezed through the green and saw himself the December qualifier of RGA tournament.
Accordingly, Stephens has completed 8 rounds.
His score is now up for challenge in the upcoming RGA December Ace title at Kingfisher on November 22, Saturday.
Check-in time is 11 a.m.
Tee time is 12 noon.
