{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/69f02286fd19588ed7154621/6adfbe01feb8d1e39c265c55?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"$150,000 to Chase Your Card","thumbnail_width":200,"thumbnail_height":200,"thumbnail_url":"https://open-images.acast.com/shows/69f02286fd19588ed7154621/1793062129748-655c1a39-3345-47a3-8d22-eb54ac69f053.jpeg?height=200","description":"<p>Kent and Scottie are joined by two LPGA Tour players, Mina Kreiter and Jennifer Chang, for a special edition on the priority list: the ranking that decides who gets into which tournaments. Mina, on tour since 2010, has played from both full and limited status; Jennifer, on tour since 2020, has split her seasons between the LPGA and the Epson Tour. They explain why a February start versus a May start can shape a whole year, what the reshuffle feels like when every start counts, what fans get wrong about limited fields like the Asia swing, and what a season of last-minute travel really costs. Scottie argues that players 81 to 100 on the CME list should rank ahead of the Epson Tour&#39;s top 10; Mina&#39;s hot take is that those Epson cards should face the reshuffle. Plus: the darkest moments of limited status, sponsors and social media, what they&#39;d tell their rookie selves, and the time Scottie, on his first bag for Jennifer, drove on the wrong side of the road.</p><p><br></p><p>CHAPTERS (runtime 56:46)</p><p><br></p><p>0:00 Cold open — &quot;Just keep it to myself&quot;</p><p>0:43 Welcome — Scottie&#39;s off to Asia; meet Mina Kreiter and Jennifer Chang</p><p>2:21 Full status vs. conditional: why February vs. May changes everything</p><p>3:36 Reshuffle pressure — the ShopRite finish that changed Jennifer&#39;s year</p><p>4:21 Mina on both sides of the list, and her new job as a club fitter</p><p>6:05 Does the system find the best players, or reward access?</p><p>7:36 Kent&#39;s numbers: ~20 spots turn over a year, and the no-cut Asia swing</p><p>10:06 Where should &quot;full status&quot; really start?</p><p>13:24 &quot;Why aren&#39;t you in Thailand?&quot; — what fans get wrong</p><p>14:57 Deep fields and late calls: getting in the week before</p><p>17:18 The money: last-minute travel and what a season costs</p><p>19:31 What CME points are actually worth</p><p>20:55 Epson Tour cards: playing for status, not purses</p><p>23:34 Can you get better on a limited schedule?</p><p>25:53 The darkest moments: &quot;a constant flow of what-ifs&quot;</p><p>27:20 Fixing the plane while flying it</p><p>28:50 Sponsors, social media, and the LPGA marketing question</p><p>32:12 If you could change one thing about the priority list</p><p>35:37 Scottie&#39;s take: 81–100 ahead of the Epson top 10</p><p>36:53 Mina&#39;s hot take: make the Epson top 10 face the reshuffle</p><p>39:36 How a priority-list change actually happens</p><p>41:00 The PGA TOUR comparison</p><p>42:13 Retention, and why the top 80 is &quot;sticky&quot;</p><p>43:42 Move the reshuffle? Put the Asia swing at the end?</p><p>46:32 Next year&#39;s schedule: five events to play your way into the Chevron</p><p>48:14 How do you explain this pressure to friends and family?</p><p>49:33 Scottie&#39;s first bag: Jennifer, the Scottish and the British</p><p>51:21 What they&#39;d tell their rookie selves</p><p>53:33 Eight Asia events, no cuts: &quot;Guaranteed money too&quot;</p><p>55:31 Scottie&#39;s first time on the wrong side of the road</p>","author_name":"Kent Paisley"}