Veteran LPGA journalist Kent Paisley teams up with current LPGA caddie Scottie "Worldwide" Leonard to give you The Cheat Code from inside the ropes of the LPGA Tour. Their experience and insider info will give you more inside from the best players in the world, with an emphasis on using their performance as an example for your game. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Kent Paisley and Scottie "Worldwide" Leonard close the major season with their final draft of the year, splitting a 25-player pool ahead of the 50th AIG Women's Open at Royal Lytham & St Annes. Kent — carrying a 3-1 Majors Poker series lead and two days removed from the San Francisco half marathon — opens with Nelly Korda on her birthday week, noting that a win there hands her the LPGA's Grand Slam and a straight ticket to the Hall of Fame, then stacks Brooke Henderson, the world number two and Lydia Ko behind her. Scottie counters with Charley Hull, defending champion Miyu Yamashita and Alison Lee, and brings the view from inside the ropes: a forty-minute call with his player, who walked eighteen at Lytham that morning and put both a three iron and a four iron in the bag for a course playing fast and firm enough that almost nobody is hitting driver. He walks the holes that will decide it — the wind pushing right-to-left at 8, the blind tee shot at 16, the right-hand bunkers at 18 you cannot reach the green from — and puts the winning score at 13 under. In between, the two build competing top-five lists of the LPGA players who should launch YouTube channels, a segment Charley Hull's own Sweet Spot Golf launch sets up, landing on Megan Khang, Ariya Jutanugarn, Linn Grant, the Iwai twins and, at the top for both, Nelly and Lydia. They also map Team Europe's last open Solheim spot down to the two players still in range with one week to play, and Scottie names the four captain's picks he believes Anna Nordqvist would make if the team were set today. Kent's hot take lands last and has nothing to do with any of it: he does not want a golf course to start with a par three. 0:00 — "Just eat at Chipotle. None of this stuff is that good" 2:07 — Majors Poker: a 3–1 lead and 25 names 2:54 — Lytham recon: a new three iron and a new four iron 4:50 — Nelly Korda on her birthday week 6:44 — "Charley launched her YouTube" 9:37 — Brooke Henderson and the engagement boost 14:22 — Jenny Shin won — and why Kent still passed 16:12 — Who else should launch a YouTube channel? 16:56 — Megan Khang, the first to ask how you're doing 25:49 — Nelly with control of the edit 28:13 — The Iwai twins and the Dallas Cowboys 29:57 — "Drum roll please" — Lydia Ko at number one 32:36 — One Solheim spot, 35 players who could take it 37:57 — Fast, firm, and no drivers: Lytham hole by hole 41:31 — Georgia Hall shot 17 under here 42:53 — Kent's hot take: don't start me on a par three Links: The Edge Website The Edge YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@golf.theedgeshow Subscribe to The Edge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Kent Paisley and Scottie "Worldwide" Leonard sit down with Grant Boone, the lead play-by-play voice of LPGA broadcasts, for a wide-ranging hour and forty on a tour he argues has never been deeper — or harder to win on. Boone, who called his first LPGA event in March 2000 and has worked alongside Donna Caponi, Judy Rankin, Dottie Pepper, Morgan Pressel and Karen Stupples, uses that span as a measuring stick: in Rankin's era you beat eighteen or twenty great players and all the Sandras; now the depth runs so far down the field that a rookie can lose her card before she's had fifteen real starts. Kent drives the analysis — ranking Nelly Korda's three most dominant seasons against each other, pressing on whether the schedule has drained the emotional juice out of the tour, and mapping the Solheim Cup math down to four players for three captain's picks. Scottie brings the view from inside the ropes, including a 270-yard uphill three wood at last year's International Crown he still doesn't quite believe. Along the way: what's genuinely under-discussed about Nelly, why Haeran Ryu's putter — not her ball-striking — is what finally changed, whether Minjee Lee's 85 at Scottish means anything at all, and a spirited argument over whether four of five majors can really be a Grand Slam. Boone's commissioner-for-a-day answer is the one to stick around for, and it isn't about television. Kent's hot take lands late and cuts against the guest: Boone insists a broadcaster's work doesn't matter much next to a teacher's or a social worker's — and Kent pushes back hard, because unlike the men's game, the LPGA has no beat corps on the ground, which means the stories Boone tells are the only ones many of these players will ever get told. CHAPTERS 0:00 — "Everyone's fighting for the Iron Throne" 1:24 — Beat the Sandras and you could win 5:55 — Ranking Nelly's three best seasons 10:58 — Everybody wants a piece of Nelly 16:08 — "We didn't have mental health coaches" 22:32 — "How many times can you hit a five-foot putt?" 26:06 — Haeran Ryu shot 78 on a Saturday 31:38 — "Can I go for it?" — 270 uphill 33:40 — The breakout pick for Lytham 35:37 — Four of five majors — a Grand Slam? 39:45 — "Wait, who are they?" 45:07 — Saying her name the way she wants it said 52:32 — Kent pushes back: nobody's writing these stories 57:08 — Who's playing for a Solheim spot at Lytham 1:04:56 — Four players, three picks 1:09:12 — The Alison Lee Fan Club 1:12:28 — Commissioner for a day 1:23:22 — One word for Lexi: "potential" 1:32:14 — The Hall of Fame math that keeps Cristie Kerr out 1:37:18 — Power-ranking ice cream (#heresTheScoop) Links: The Edge Website The Edge YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@golf.theedgeshow Subscribe to The Edge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Kent Paisley and Scottie "Worldwide" Leonard sit down with U.S. Solheim Cup captain Angela Stanford, just back from Team USA's scouting trip to Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands ahead of the September 2026 matches against Anna Nordqvist's Europe. The 2018 Evian champion — now captaining after six Solheim Cups as a player and three as an assistant — breaks down what the recon confirmed: a firm, fast course she expects to be defended by wind and hole locations, and a young American core that genuinely likes being around each other. Scottie draws out the human side of the job — the first time she stood in front of the players as the decision-maker, building trust one private conversation at a time, and why she'd rather each player understand why they matter than simply "bond." Kent works the strategy: how Stanford weighs a hot hand against a trusted veteran for her captain's picks, why so few Americans having won in Europe reshaped her thinking on rookies, and whether she'd send a player out for all five sessions. Along the way — Alison Lee's late-summer surge into the conversation, Jenny Bae's grit, Auston Kim in the mix, and how KPMG Performance Insights lead analyst Justin Ray's analytics ("I'm probably 50/50") sit beside the eye test. Plus a Mike Tyson mantra about plans and punches, the loneliest call she'll have to make, and the one thing Stanford wishes everyone understood: the Solheim Cup deserves to be spoken of in the same breath as the Ryder Cup. Chapters: 00:00 — "Everybody has a plan till you get punched in the mouth" 03:10 — Fresh off Bernardus: the real read on the course and the team 05:36 — The par 3 that could blow a session wide open 07:22 — "Where's Stacy?" — the day the buck stopped with her 09:02 — Earning trust, one private conversation at a time 12:19 — Hot hand or ride-or-die vet? Inside the captain's picks 14:30 — The stat that flipped how she sees this whole team 17:08 — Alison Lee's red-hot audition 20:31 — What keeps Anna Nordqvist up at night 22:13 — The gut-punch calls nobody sees 23:20 — Forget "bonding" — why she wants buy-in 28:25 — Numbers vs. the eye test (and not overreacting) 31:27 — Four events left: who's grabbing a spot? 34:12 — Europe's quiet edge & leaning on her assistants 36:55 — Her assistants' eyes, and the advice she lives by 42:04 — The loneliest call — and going all-in on five 47:54 — Legacy, 2028 & golf's respect gap 54:54 — What she needs locked in by the first tee Links: The Edge Website The Edge YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@golf.theedgeshow Subscribe to The Edge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Kent Paisley and Scottie "Worldwide" Leonard review the 2026 Evian Championship, where Haeran Ryu won a playoff over Brooke Henderson for her second major of the season — the first time in LPGA history two players have each won multiple majors in the same year. Scottie, fresh off the flight home from Evian-les-Bains, brings the on-site read on the finish and a Solheim Cup scoop from his connecting flight; Kent brings the numbers, breaking down Henderson's six-eagle weekend (three on Sunday, including an ace) and a tightening Player of the Year race between Nelly Korda and Ryu. Secondary threads: Lydia Ko's caddie situation for the week (why her regular caddie stayed on Lindy Duncan's bag instead), a running debate over whether the LPGA is seeing "too many 60s" lately, and Solheim Stock Watch — team-points math for both sides off Scottie's spotting of several prospects on his flight out of Geneva. Kent's hot take: he pushes back hard on the idea that players are under any obligation to talk to media after a tough round, arguing it's core to being a professional athlete — Scottie disagrees. Plus a lighthearted Major Poker recap and the hosts' running bragging-rights tally. CHAPTERS 0:00 — Show Open 9:41 — Henderson's six-eagle weekend 13:36 — Player of the Year race tightens 14:53 — Do players owe the media anything? 25:11 — Lydia Ko's caddie shuffle 29:25 — Too many 60s? 33:21 — Solheim Stock Watch 51:15 — Major Poker & sign-off Links: The Edge Website The Edge YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@golf.theedgeshow Subscribe to The Edge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Kent Paisley and Scottie "Worldwide" Leonard preview the 2026 Evian Championship live from Evian-les-Bains, France, where Worldwide is on-site overlooking Lake Geneva. The duo revisit last year's finish — Grace Kim's eagle on 18 to force a playoff, then a chip-in eagle to win it, in what Worldwide calls one of the best closes he's ever watched in any sport — before breaking down what's changed at Evian for 2026: a new fairway bunker guarding the tee shot on the closing par five and softened, resurfaced greens on 1 and 5. Then it's on to the Major Poker draft, with both hosts building five-player teams. To close, Kent and Worldwide debate a hypothetical: if Evian weren't a major, what would replace it? Their answers range from South Korea to Boston to Los Angeles, with more overlap than either expected. Plus: a beer-garden upgrade (Stella replaces Heineken this year) and the running tally of Worldwide's post-round celebrations. 0:00 — Open 2:42 — Revisiting last year's miracle finish 8:24 — What's changed at Evian: the new bunker on 18 and softer greens 13:33 — Major Poker: drafting our teams 26:20 — The debate: if not Evian, what's the LPGA's true 5th major? 44:11 — Beer garden banter, a Stella-over-Heineken upgrade, and sign-off Links: The Edge Website The Edge YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@golf.theedgeshow Subscribe to The Edge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Kent Paisley and Scottie "Worldwide" Leonard recap the 2026 KPMG Women's PGA Championship at Hazeltine National, where Hae Ran Ryu closed the deal on her first major — trailing by 10 shots after an opening 73, then going back to the putter that had worked for her before. The hosts break down a wild final round with the lead changing hands repeatedly on the front nine, a 36-hole record-setter who led by as many as seven strokes before fading to second, and a major-poker week that neither host actually won outright for the first time all season. Along the way: Nelly Korda's relentless climb up the all-time career-earnings list, a ten-year-anniversary nod to Brooke Henderson's maiden major (with a new family name to go with it), and a full Solheim Cup Stock Watch — Europe's stock running into an LET-membership eligibility snag despite a career week, and the American points race tightening behind the tour's seventh-and-final automatic qualifying spot. The back half digs into a Golfweek column on the LPGA's purse-vs-fan-experience tension, with the hosts debating ticket prices, on-site activations, and what the tour could learn from the Savannah Bananas — before setting their sights on Evian. 0:00 — Show Open 1:55 — Major Poker recap: a week nobody picked the winner 8:37 — Nelly Korda's record-setting climb up the career money list 12:25 — The final-round leaderboard chaos & the runner-up's raw reaction 15:56 — Brooke Henderson's 10-year major anniversary 18:14 — Solheim Cup Stock Watch: Europe's eligibility crisis 29:14 — Solheim Cup Stock Watch: the American points battle 38:33 — The Golfweek debate: purses vs. fan experience 49:58 — What the LPGA could learn from the Savannah Bananas 54:10 — Looking ahead to Evian Links: The Edge Website The Edge YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@golf.theedgeshow Subscribe to The Edge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Kent Paisley and Scottie "Worldwide" Leonard preview the 2026 KPMG Women's PGA Championship from Hazeltine National — where Worldwide is on the bag this week and Kent returns to the site of Hannah Green's 2019 win, a result he frames as a changing-of-the-guard moment for the LPGA. Worldwide brings the caddie's-eye view: course setup, a wet forecast softening the greens, why length will be at a premium, and a little intel from the champions' dinner. Kent brings the analyst's lens, tracing Hazeltine's history from Inbee Park's dominance to defending champion Minjee Lee, then unpacking the Solheim Cup math — points vs. world rankings, captain's picks, and the three-major summer that will decide Anna Nordqvist's European and Angela Stanford's American rosters. Along the way: the duo's running KPMG poker draft (pool only — no picks spoiled here), a debate over which players most need a strong stretch, and a reminder of how far the women's game has come, from a $3.85M purse in 2019 to $13M today. With the season's poker crown on the line, the bragging rights have never mattered more. Chapters 0:00 — Welcome to Episode 9: Worldwide's Hazeltine homecoming 1:37 — Hazeltine, 2019 & the LPGA's changing of the guard 4:19 — The KPMG Championship poker draft 17:32 — Solheim Cup math: points, standings & the road to the rosters 20:56 — Three players who need a big major stretch 35:20 — Then & now: a $3.85M purse becomes $13M Links: The Edge Website The Edge YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@golf.theedgeshow Subscribe to The Edge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Nelly Korda is a four-time major champion. Kent and Scottie "Worldwide" Leonard break down her win at the 81st U.S. Women's Open at Riviera Country Club — from the 71st-hole birdie to the three-footer that nearly let Charley Hull and Gaby Lopez force a playoff. Worldwide spent the week on-site as a caddy (including ESPN+ Featured Groups coverage with Ingrid Lindblad and Lottie Woad) and explains why Riviera played like a ball-striker's paradise. Plus: why this is the LPGA's third — and best — chance to market Nelly, a Curtis Cup preview at Bel-Air with Kiara Romero's LEAP push, and Schedule Watch on the compressed major stretch ahead. Kent's hot take: move the Chevron to LA or New York for good. CHAPTERS 0:00 Cold Open: "That Nelly Three-Footer" 0:19 Welcome / U.S. Women's Open at Riviera 1:13 Nelly Korda's Historic Fourth Major 5:36 The Perfect Storm: Riviera + Hollywood + Nelly 7:57 The LPGA's Third Swing at Marketing Nelly 14:55 Riviera: A Ball-Striker's Paradise 18:25 Strokes Gained: Why This Setup Rewarded Nelly 21:35 Birdie Fest vs. Ball-Striker Test 24:56 Charley Hull & Gaby Lopez Nearly Force a Playoff 28:10 Worldwide's Featured Groups Cameo 31:37 What LPGA Broadcasts Still Need 32:07 Curtis Cup Preview at Bel-Air / Kiara Romero's LEAP Push 36:22 Schedule Watch: Three Majors in Four Events 42:43 Fix Ideas + Move the Chevron Links: The Edge Website The Edge YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@golf.theedgeshow Subscribe to The Edge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Kent and Scottie are joined by The Edge’s Fearless Leader, Scott Walker, for another round of majors poker. Nelly Korda’s pick is a given, but who else does the trio choose for their teams of five*? The group then breaks down which selections would most impact the LPGA with a win at Riviera this week. 2:44: Poker Draft Begins 15:50: Scottie breaks down Riviera’s conditions this week 20:39: Which winner would most boost LPGA marketability this week? 35:58: The gang all has the same No.1. Why it’s Nelly Korda 40:13: The importance of driving with a spare tire Links: The Edge Website The Edge YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@golf.theedgeshow Subscribe to The Edge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Kent and Scottie are joined by U.S. Women's Open Champion Allisen Corpuz for a lengthy discussion that mentions bathrooms more times than you’d expect. Corpuz delves into what a life-changing experience winning a major is like, the Pebble Beach perks she’s received, and the influx of LinkedIn connections she got. The USC grad breaks down the challenges of Riviera, before Scottie gets some intel for European Solheim Captain Anna Nordqvist, as Allisen explains the chemistry between herself and Nelly Korda to be the first Americans to win their first four straight matches together: no other tandem won more than two. Scottie closes with Caddie Call it rapid-fire questions, before making another prediction on the winning score this week. Connect with Allisen on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allisen-corpuz/ 0:48: Allisen joins the show and discusses Riviera fresh off an 18-hole practice round 3:15: Discussion of Corpuz winning at Pebble and the challenges of winning a major 17:10: Allisen discusses how she and Nelly have been such a dominant foursomes force at the Solheim Cup 25:08: Allisen’s perspective on the player meeting in Cincinnati 34:11: Why Allisen focuses on carrying herself with kindness on tour 39:13: Caddie Calls it- five rapid fire questions 44:40: Corpuz and Scottie predict the winning score Links: The Edge Website The Edge YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@golf.theedgeshow Subscribe to The Edge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Kent and Scottie break down the Kroger Queen City Championship after Scottie gets an appropriate amount of rest after navigating the hills of Maketewah Country Club. In an up and down conversation, the pair discuss Woad’s victory, how an average player can handle hilly lies, the tour’s stars continuing to win as we head towards the U.S. Women’s Open, who are the LPGA’s household names. They zag back briefly to the Mizuho America’s Open to discuss the importance of moms on tour before paying homage to Leonie Harm’s journey on the LET. 00:25: Woad’s Victory Discussion 5:41: The cheat code in handling hilly lies 14:51: The LPGA’s stars are dominating: any reasons why relative to 2025? 23:20: Amanda Doherty’s impressive T-5 and the game within a game for status she had to play with a 36-hole lead 30:04: The Mizuho America’s Open finished on Mother’s Day and the imperative for finding ways to get Mom’s competitive on tour again 37:18: Leonie Harm’s victory on the LET and why it’s what we root for in sports Links: The Edge Website The Edge YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@golf.theedgeshow Subscribe to The Edge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Kent and Scottie are joined by Ryan French of Monday Q to discuss his article from the Mizuho Americas Open, Playing it Safe , highlighting the many layers that prevent the LPGA and its players from connecting with its audience. The conversation was not played safe. The trio passed the buck around between the tour, the players, and the media on who is responsible for the current disconnect. 1:03: Ryan joins the show as they discuss Scottie and Ryan’s pro-am victory before discussing Playing it Safe 9:42: The challenges in properly covering the LPGA from the media side 20:25: What do we know about World No. 2 Jeeno Thitikul and how that reflects how much the fans don’t know about top players 27:40: Challenges for players to be vulnerable in press conferences and for media to earn player trust to tell deeper stories 36:00: Wrestling with Nelly Korda’s responsibility as the overwhelming talent to be the face of the tour 39:45: Rose Zhang’s career as a microcosm of missed opportunities from the tour and media on properly covering her 43:00: Ryan shares his phone call with LPGA Commissioner Craig Kessler and Chief Marketing Officer Chad Coleman and the tour’s perspective on his piece and what the tour wants to do to solve some of the stagnation 56:22: What does a perfect world look like and how to create it to solve the disconnect and discussion of being available to media being brought up during the player meeting in Cincinnati 1:11:09: Kent and Scottie debrief to wrap up the episode Ryan’s article: https://www.mondayq.com/story/playing-it-safe Twitter: @acaseofthegolf1 Links: The Edge Website The Edge YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@golf.theedgeshow Subscribe to The Edge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Kent and Scottie discuss Nelly Korda’s third win in six starts this year: does it feel like 2024 all over again when she won five in a row and seven events? The pair discuss Nelly’s national media ventures onto the Pat McAfee show and its impact on the LPGA. Scottie takes us inside the caddie meeting with LPGA commissioner Craig Kessler on Tuesday at the Mizuho LPGA Open, while the pair discuss PIF’s stopping their investment in LIV for 2027 and how that might impact the women’s game. They close discussing the six names added to the WTGL for a total of 14 players, contemplate additional names, and Scottie shares insights from Michelle Wie West’s practice ahead of her first LPGA tournament in three years. 0:13: Intro 1:15: Scottie brags about winning the Mizuho LPGA pro-am caddieing for Ingrid Lindblad 2:10: The LPGA cheat code: not getting overwhelmed with rare opportunity as Alana Uriell makes first LPGA cut in over two years while now working full time for Visa 8:11: LPGA players picking their schedule allowing for Nelly to play in Mexico while most stars stayed home 9:38: Value of events where players with less playing opportunities can make a start 12:18: Breaking down Nelly’s win and the importance of national media opportunities like going on the Pat McAfee show 17:23: Korda is four points away from the LPGA Hall of Fame, what percentage chance do the hosts give her to make it in 2026? 18:31: Scottie shares what the commissioner discussed with the caddies, particularly future tournament routing and the challenges TV windows present on the weekend 25:50: The PIF announced they’re no longer going to fund LIV golf after 2026. How might this impact the women’s game? 29:45: The limited resistance the PIF has had in investing in the women’s game versus the men’s 32:10: The hosts debate the most and least surprising adds of the six players added to the WTGL roster 35:00: Who might the WTGL add? 36:52: Scottie had lunch with a natural fit- massive Boston sports fan Alexa Pano 39:10: Scottie reports on Michelle Wie West’s game heading into the Mizuho and the first bet of the show ensues Links: The Edge Website The Edge YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@golf.theedgeshow Subscribe to The Edge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Kent and Scottie break down Nelly Korda’s Chevron Championship victory at Memorial Park. Scottie takes us right next to both winners of the week, playing nine holes with the newly minted World No. 1 Wednesday ahead of the major and caddying for Amari Avery, who became the first African-American winner in Epson Tour history, during Q-Series last year. 0:17: Introduction and Tournament Discussion 2:02: The Cheat Code- how to play with a lead 5:50: How to Break up a Round 8:32: Scottie discusses insights from Nelly’s Wednesday practice round and the change in Korda’s game 17:20: Discussion of performances of players at the top of a major leaderboard for the first time at the Chevron 19:15: The week as a torch handoff moment between Nelly Korda and Stacy Lewis as the face of the LPGA 20:37: Importance of Nelly defending the leap into the pond as a tradition and her role as face of the tour 24:10: Sunday broadcast not showing the beginning of Korda’s round and importance of national media opportunities 27:35: Nelly showing Rory McIlory like-qualities in how the U.S. Women’s Open is to her relative to the Master’s is to him 29:52: Are week-to-week LPGA course setups rewarding the best players in the world? 37:12: Comparison of men’s major contenders versus women’s 40:18: Amari Avery becomes first African-American to win on the Epson Tour 43:00: Scottie shares details of phone call with Avery after victory Links: The Edge Website The Edge YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@golf.theedgeshow Subscribe to The Edge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The LPGA Edge at the 2026 Chevron Championship Kent Paisley (@kentwpaisley) launches the inaugural episode of The LPGA Edge with co-host "Worldwide" Scottie Leonard (@worldwidescottie). Scott Walker joins as well to welcome the newbies to The Edge, and talk Majors Poker for the first LPGA major of the year. In “Chevron Poker,” the crew picks their players for the championship, while explaining course-fit factors like driving and around-the-green play. The episode highlights Scottie's boss Ingrid Linblad’s candid press conference about losing her driver swing, panic over misses, and how honesty and acceptance can help golfers. Enjoy the first episode here, before The LPGA Edge gets its own feed. 00:00 Show Open 02:03 Mission Of LPGA Edge 03:32 Poppie's Pond Tradition Debate 06:58 Tour Identity And Venue Future 10:33 Chevron Poker Draft Begins 12:07 Early Picks And Course Fit 16:20 Mid Draft Stats And Sleepers 20:23 Late Round Major Contenders 25:16 Ingrid Opens Up 31:01 Caddie Mind Games 32:12 Acceptance For Amateurs 34:26 LPGA Growth Debate 41:18 Chevron Course Outlook 42:41 Winning Score Prediction Links: The Edge Website The Edge YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@golf.theedgeshow Subscribe to The Edge Links: The Edge Website The Edge YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@golf.theedgeshow Subscribe to The Edge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
