Min Woo Lee has devised a recipe for 2024 that he believes can fuel his quest to make Australia’s Olympic golf team in Paris and the International side for the Presidents Cup in Canada.
On this week’s episode of The Loop podcast, Lee chatted with our US colleagues about his new threads, his never-ending competition with his sister Minjee, and his “Call of Duty” sessions with his current roommate, Kurt Kitayama.
The 2023 portion of the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia’s 2023/24 season is in the books with first-time champions, winners from the past re-emerging and a young superstar on the rise contributing plenty of highlights to remember.
The popular West Australian made it clear he’ll be doing his cooking on the PGA Tour after earning his card during a brilliant 2023 campaign. And he capitalised on this moment of golfers making commitments by dropping a dramatic hype video.
THE summer of Min Woo Lee is officially over, and what a summer it was. Coming off the back of a stellar year between the PGA and DP World tours, the Perth native arrived in Australia last month with fans hopeful the chef would cook something special up.
He may not have completed the Aussie ‘majors’ double, but Min Woo Lee is still delighted with his work during the Fortinet Australian PGA Championship and ISPS Handa Australian Open.
Maybe now, Steph Curry will respond more frequently to Min Woo Lee’s Instagram DMs. Surely, the NBA legend would have seen his fellow Callaway ambassador Lee romping to a three-shot victory at the Australian PGA Championship in Brisbane. It was a win full of chip ins, highlights and cries of “Let him cook!” from the crowds.
A historic brother-sister double at this week’s Australian Open could pave the way for Lee siblings, Minjee and Min Woo, to represent Australia at the 2024 Olympic Games.
Despite now being in their 40s, Marc Leishman and Adam Scott continue to leave no stone unturned as they seek to improve and potentially author an unlikely victory at the Fortinet Australian PGA Championship.
Min Woo Lee will renew a junior rivalry more than a decade old in his quest to win a maiden Fortinet Australian PGA Championship at Royal Queensland Golf Club on Sunday.
Australian Golf Digest
