Tag: Minjee Lee
Minjee Lee jumps to world No.2 after 5th LPGA title
Australia’s Minjee Lee has jumped to second place in the world standings after her fifth win on the LPGA Tour.
The 22 year old Perth...
2019 Vic Open TV Times, Leaderboards, Preview
The innovative ISPS HANDA Vic Open – the only golf tournament of its kind in the world, where the men’s and women’s fields compete on the same courses, at the same time, for an equal share of the prize money – has gone ahead in leaps and bounds in recent years.
Minjee Lee wins 2018 Greg Norman Medal
World Number 6 Minjee Lee has become the first woman to win Australian golf’s most prestigious individual honour; the Greg Norman Medal.
Judged to be...
Minjee Lee celebrates birthday with drought breaking 4th LPGA win
AUSSIE golfer Minjee Lee has celebrated her 22nd birthday in style by capturing her fourth LPGA Tour title.
The Perth youngster took a two stroke...
Top golfers commit to 2017 Women’s Australian Open in Adelaide
SOME of the world’s top lady golfers will be gracing the fairways of Royal Adelaide Golf Club for the 2017 ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open in February.
Minjee Lee makes it 3 LPGA titles with gutsy win in...
AUSTRALIA’S Minjee Lee captured her third LPGA career win with a fighting one stroke victory at the 2016 Blue Bay LPGA in China on the weekend.
Minjee Lee and Su Oh still in the Rio golf mix
THREE birdies in her final four holes saw Australia’s Minjee Lee remain in touch with the leaders after the first round of the Rio Olympics Women’s Golf.
Rio Olympics: Women’s Golf: TV Times, Tee Times, Leaderboard
TIME for the world’s top women golfers to take centre stage at the Rio Olympics with their four round individual strokeplay event teeing off on Wednesday evening.
Minjee Lee aces par four on LPGA: Video
AUSTRALIA’S Minjee Lee has become just the second golfer in the history of the LPGA Tour to have a hole in one on a par four.
Ko & Co commit to 2016 Women’s Australian Open in Adelaide
WORLD No.1 Lydia Ko will defend her ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open championship in Adelaide in February along with Australia's Minjee Lee and Karrie Webb
Lydia Ko becomes youngest ever LPGA major winner
YOU have to go back to Young Tom Morris winning the 1868 British Open to find a younger golf major winner than New Zealand’s pride and joy Lydia Ko.
Inbee Park snatches 2015 Women’s British Open – and a career...
SOUTH KOREA’S Inbee Park came from behind to seal her seventh major victory while Australia’s Minjee Lee had her first major top ten at the Women’s British Open on the weekend.
