Three Is The Magic Number - The LPGA Edge | Lyssna här

Six Americans are locked in, Angela Stanford has three captain's picks left, and

this is the week the arguing stops being hypothetical. Megan Khang, Rose Zhang,

Lilia Vu, Lucy Li, Lindy Duncan and Jenny Bae are all live for three spots — and

Kent and Scottie do not agree on how to sort them. Worldwide also brings the view from inside the ropes in Portland,

including what Rose Zhang's caddie told him on Sunday about her back. Plus:

Jeeno Thitikul closes with a 64 to win the Standard Portland Classic — her third

title of the season, the 10th of her career, and the eighth player ever to reach

ten before turning 24. Angel Yin still hasn't played in two months and nobody can reach her,

which drags the two-alternate rule into the conversation. And Kiara Romero

becomes the second player ever to earn a card through LEAP, one year after Lottie

Woad — a pathway Kent calls long overdue, and the reason the best amateurs can

now finish school without gambling on Q-School.

Chapters

00:00 Cold open

00:19 "Separation anxiety" — a week off, and Spain

01:51 Jeeno's 64 in Portland, and the 10-win club before 24

06:35 The Hall of Fame question — and an 88% answer

08:55 Three more Americans punch their Solheim tickets

15:44 The captain's-pick argument neither host wins

21:34 Where is Angel Yin?

24:03 The alternates nobody thinks about until they matter

29:08 Kiara Romero, LEAP, and the card that skips Q-School

33:18 Why college stars stall when they turn pro

35:33 The loneliness nobody warns a 21-year-old about

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