Eddie Pepperell

So, for example, let's just say the entry list closes at the bottom of Challenge Tour for the Irish Open or Cron Sussier.

Then...

everybody below that line wouldn't get in.

However, there would be seven spots on the rankings, current rankings that the top seven of those players who aren't in, and I would be one of those players.

They would then get a spot into all of those back nine events apart from Wentworth, I believe.

So yeah,

There are ways in.

This is why it's important that I keep my ranking somewhere high.

I think, for example, last year, players that were taking advantage of that category were roughly around 90th on the race to Dubai.

But because of last year's exempt, their exempt category wasn't getting them in because of their current ranking, they were in, if that makes any sense.

No, that's opposite.

Yeah, I almost certainly won't get into either of those in America.

And to be honest with you, I actually wouldn't go, even if I did get in them.

I just want to have a break at that point in the season, and I don't want to go and play, especially in Kentucky.

So, yeah.

I would say between now and...

And whatever the first event is on the back nine, which actually could be the British Masters, which I'll be in as a past winner, between now and then, I should get five or six starts.

And if I do remotely well in those, then I will be able to play a pretty full schedule, excluding the Scottish Open and Wentworth as we move through the year.

Because as I say, I will be one of those top seven ranked non-exempt players.

Okay.