Minjee Lee is a professional golfer, born in Perth, Western Australia, on May 27, 1996. She is a Korean-Australian who turned professional in 2014 and has achieved notable success on the LPGA Tour. Lee has won 10 LPGA Tour events, including major victories at the 2021 Amundi Evian Championship and the 2022 U.S. Women’s Open. She is also the younger sister of professional golfer.
Minjee Lee was born on May 27, 1996, in Perth, Western Australia, to Korean immigrant parents. Raised in Perth, she showed an early talent for golf, beginning the sport as a child and quickly rising through the junior ranks. Her dedication to the game was supported by her family—especially her mother, who left her job to help nurture Minjee’s budding career. Of Korean-Australian ethnicity, she went on to become the world’s No. 1 ranked amateur golfer in 2014 before turning professional later that year.
Greg Norman Medal (2018, 2021, 2023), Rolex Annika Award (2022)
Philosophy and Approach:
Minjee Lee’s approach to golf is grounded in calm focus, consistency, and self-discipline. She believes in trusting her preparation, staying mentally composed under pressure, and making smart, strategic decisions on the course. Rather than chasing aggressive plays, she values precision and steady improvement, reflecting a quiet confidence and strong inner drive.Minjee emphasizes discipline and routine, understanding that success comes from steady progress rather than sudden leaps. Off the course, she maintains a low-key presence, letting her performance define her. Her approach reflects humility, inner confidence, and a strong belief in self-improvement through hard work and focus.
