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Min Woo Lee

Min WooLee

AUS

Australia

Age26
Turned Pro2019
BirthplacePerth, Australia
College-
Career Wins1
Wins (2025)1
Top 10 (2025)1
cup-rank28th
cup-rank65th
OWGR27th

Min Woo Lee

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Overview

Events Played

10

Wins

1

Runner-Up

-

top 10

1

Top 25

5

Cuts Made

9

Missed Cuts

1

Withdrawals

-

FedExCup Standings

28th, 776pts

FedExCup Fall Standings

-

Official Money

$2,801,836

2025 Season

FEDEXCUPFEDEXCUP FALL
DateTournamentPosR1R2R3R4R5TotalTo ParRankPtsRankPtsWinnings
2.2.2025AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-AmT1769716869-277-117860.000--$272,000.00-
2.9.2025WM Phoenix OpenT1270666867-271-135660.667--$195,500.00-
2.16.2025The Genesis Invitational4871777470-292+46014.250--$56,000.00-
3.2.2025Cognizant Classic in The Palm BeachesT1171656867-271-135558.714--$184,985.71-
3.9.2025Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MastercardCUT7873---151+759-----
3.16.2025THE PLAYERS ChampionshipT2067667873-284-45948.300--$240,250.00-
3.30.2025Texas Children's Houston Open166646367-260-2016500.000--$1,710,000.00-
4.13.2025Masters Tournament4971727774-294+62015.000--$54,600.00-
4.20.2025RBC HeritageT6172717168-282-2247.500--$41,500.00-
5.11.2025Truist ChampionshipT5169687270-279-12812.000--$47,000.00-

Legend

*

Unofficial Event

**

Total Score includes Starting FedExCup Strokes

Season Recap

2025 Season

Texas Children's Houston Open

Won the Texas Children's Houston Open, earning his first PGA TOUR victory in his 56th start at the age 26 years, 8 months, 3 days. Converted first career 54-hole lead/co-lead on TOUR into one-stroke victory over Gary Woodland and Scottie Scheffler. Won in his tournament debut, becoming the first player since Paul Casey (2009) to win in his first start at the event. Became the fifth first-time winner of the season and 17th first-time winner in tournament history. Became the 38th Australian to win on TOUR and second of the season (Karl Vilips/Puerto Rico Open). Moved to No. 22 in the Official World Golf Ranking, his first time inside the top 25 in his career.

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