Min Woo Lee says his motivation to make the cut in his debut Masters was to reward his old man for leaving his post as a cafe owner in Perth for a week and dashing over to the US on Monday.
Australia’s only Masters champion has urged debutant Min Woo Lee to ignore the ghosts of Augusta National and create his own slice of history when the tournament begins on Thursday night AEST.
Three of Australia’s best young players will make their Masters debut this month. We sat down with Lucas Herbert, Cameron Davis and Min Woo Lee to get their takes on a Major milestone like no other.
As a 10-handicapper, there are many reasons for me to be jealous of Min Woo Lee, but what he experienced at the European Tour’s recent AVIV Championship in Dubai took things to a whole new level.
The fabled tale is that Greg Norman once launched a soaring drive over the original incarnation of the Gateway Bridge that towers over Royal Queensland Golf Club.
The European Tour is back at it. Their social channels have become regular stops for exotic golf feats of strength, speed, and persistence, whether it’s hitting golf balls into speeding cars or day-long hole-in-one challenges.
A confident Min Woo Lee has earned a share of the lead with a brilliant round of seven-under 64 on the opening day of the European Tour’s DS Automobiles Italian Open at the Marco Simone Golf Club in Rome.
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