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Brittany Lincicome Interview: 19:00 minute mark

Catriona Matthew Interview: 30:00 minute mark

The LPGA heads to Scotland for the Aberdeen Standard Investments Ladies Scottish Open at Gullane Golf Club this week. We caught up with Brittany Lincicome and got the low down on what the PGA TOUR experience was like. She talks about the differences between playing on the LPGA and the PGA, if she'd ever do it again, who should be the next LPGA pro to play in a PGA event and if she would make the cut if given ten cracks.

Since the LPGA is in the home of golf this week, we caught up with Scotland's own Catriona Matthew, who will captain Team Europe at the 2019 Solheim Cup. Matthew started playing at Gullane as a 12 year old and is a member of the course to this day. The interview touches on links style golf, playing two weeks after the men and what she thinks the winning score will be.

For our roundtable segment, the LPGA's Chief Communications and Tour Operations Officer Heather Daly Donofrio, who played on the LPGA, joined to discuss the impact of Brittany on the PGA, the future of an LPGA-PGA mixed event and the looming fourth major of the year.

To get in touch with the podcast team, email OnTheTee@lpga.com. <

Lincicome on PGA Experience and Scotland's Own Matthew on Podcast

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