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See how players qualified for the British Open at Royal Birkdale

The list of players who have qualified or are exempt for the British Open that starts July 16 at Royal Birkdale

4 DAYS AGO • Associated Press

The Genesis Scottish Open Golf Picks, Odds: Bet Rory McIlroy, Robert MacIntyre, Min Woo Lee The best warm-up act in golf is back. The 2026 Genesis Scottish Open lands at The Renaissance Club in North Berwick, Scotland this week, and...

4 DAYS AGO • BLEACHERNATION.COM

See how players earned their spots in the US Open

The field for the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills on June 18-21, with several spots still to be determined

JUNE 9 • Associated Press

Misses cut after poor second round Lee posted a six-over 78 in the second round of the Memorial Tournament to miss the cut by three strokes.

Impact Lee logged a two-over 74 score in the first round but was still on track to make it to the five-over cut line. He proceeded to go five-over on the front nine of the second round but got back on track with a birdie on the 14th and an eagle on the 15th, only to lose three strokes across the final two holes to miss the cut. Lee's putter was his downfall, as he lost 3.26 strokes on the green Friday, which was the worst out of the 72-man field. He's not in the field for the RBC Canadian Open next week, so Lee's next appearance will be in two weeks at the U.S. Open Championship. He missed the cut in last year's major.

JUNE 6 • ROTOWIRE

End of an era at Firestone as Senior Players Championship moves to California

Firestone Country Club in Ohio hosted the Rubber City Open in 1954

MAY 26 • Associated Press

See how players got into the US Open at Shinnecock Hills

The field for the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills on June 18-21

MAY 19 • Associated Press

SG: OTT leader at PGA Championship Lee finished tied for 18th at the PGA Championship with a one-under cumulative score.

Impact Lee opened the tournament with a three-under 67 first round, though he failed to shoot under par across the final three days at Aronimink. He gained 4.65 strokes off the tee to lead the field at the PGA Championship and also ranked T7 in birdies made, though he finished in the bottom half in SG: Approach, Around-the-Green and Putting. It was Lee's best performance at a major since his T5 at the 2023 U.S. Open Championship, and he has finished T18-T14-T18 in his last three tournaments. He's not listed in the field for THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson next week.

MAY 18 • ROTOWIRE

Scottie Scheffler part of 7-way tie for the lead at PGA Championship

The PGA Championship has its biggest logjam after one round in 57 years

MAY 14 • Associated Press

Surges with Sunday 64 Lee fired a final round seven-under 64 at the Truist Championship to finish in a share of 14th place.

Impact Lee saved his best for Sunday in which he carded an eagle and six birdies to go along with one bogey to tie for the lowest round of the day. He climbed 31 spots on the leaderboard for his fourth top-15 finish in a signature event this year and is now 12th in the FedExCup Standings. Lee was led by his driving play, ranking tied for third for the tournament in SG: Off-the-tee.

MAY 11 • ROTOWIRE

PGA Championship field for Aronimink

The 156 players in the field for the 108th PGA Championship that starts Thursday at Aronimink Golf Club outside Philadelphia

MAY 5 • Associated Press

Top-20 finish in Miami Lee carded a four-under par 68 in the final round of the Cadillac Championship to finish in a tie for 18th.

Impact Lee put it all together Sunday in the final round of the Cadillac Championship as he ranked top-20 in both SG: Off-the-tee and SG: Putting to collect a weekly high five birdies with only one bogey. His four-under par 68 was his lowest round of the week and jumped him into a top-20 finish. For the week, Lee was tremendous with the flat stick gaining over three strokes on the field, but struggled off-the-tee and with his approach play. His struggles off-the-tee and with his irons are certainly uncommon for him, and can be contributed partly to the difficult winds the players faced this week. Don't expect this type of play to become a trend for Lee as he will look to get back to his long and accurate game off-the-tee next week as he tees it up in the Truist Championship.

MAY 4 • ROTOWIRE

T60 at Harbour Town Lee closed with a three-over 74 on Sunday at the RBC Heritage to finish three-under and tied for 60th.

Impact Lee failed to card a single birdie until the par-4 16th hole during Sunday's final round at Harbour Town, and he immediately doubled both hole Nos. 17 and 18 thereafter to ultimately post his worst score of the week by four shots. He ended the Signature Event ranked just 80th of 82 in SG: Putting, tallying only 10 total birdies across all four rounds. Lee has now placed T60-MC in two starts since his T3 at the Texas Children's Houston Open, falling outside of the top-10 in the FedExCup standings.

APRIL 21 • ROTOWIRE

Justin Rose says Masters tournament record of 63 could fall one day. It would take near perfection

The tournament record at the Masters is 63 and has been for three decades

APRIL 8 • Associated Press

The Masters Tournament Sleeper Picks: Target Kurt Kitayama and Min Woo Lee as Long Shots The 2026 Masters Tournament tees off April 9 at Augusta National Golf Club, and while Scottie Scheffler (+410) and Jon Rahm (+850) sit at th...

APRIL 7 • BLEACHERNATION.COM

WATCH: Min Woo Lee hyping up crowd for Gary Woodland during Houston Open finale While Gary Woodland won the Houston Open on Sunday, March 29, Min Woo Lee also won hearts by his gesture during the event.

MARCH 30 • SPORTSKEEDA.COM

How players qualified to play in the Masters

The Masters field is all but set for Augusta National

MARCH 30 • Associated Press

T3 in TCHO title defense Lee posted a three-under 67 in the final round of the Texas Children's Houston Open to finish tied for third with Johnny Keefer.

Impact Lee captured his first PGA Tour victory at the THCO last year, when he outlasted Gary Woodland and Scottie Scheffler (personal) to win the tournament by one stroke. Lee surged up the leaderboard thanks to his seven-under 63 score in the second round, but he didn't have enough juice to keep up with Woodland, the latter of whom won the tournament by four strokes over Nicolai Hojgaard. It was still a strong title defense for Lee, who was looking to become the first player to go back-to-back at the THCO since Vijay Singh in 2004-05. Lee ranked fourth in the field at Memorial Park in birdies made, seventh SG: Off-the-Tee, 11th in both SG: Approach and driving distance and 25th in SG: Putting, and he has finished T12 or better in four of his last five tournaments. He's not listed in the field for the Valero Texas Open next week, so the next time we'll see Lee is at The Masters on April 9. Lee has finished T14-MC-T22-49 in four appearances at Augusta National since 2022.

MARCH 29 • ROTOWIRE

Gary Woodland stays in front in Houston as he goes for 1st win since US Open

Gary Woodland is one round away from winning for the first time since brain surgery

MARCH 28 • Associated Press

Gary Woodland surges to a 3-shot lead at the Houston Open, shortly after revealing PTSD diagnosis

Gary Woodland is feeling good and playing even better

MARCH 28 • Associated Press

Texas Children's Houston Open 2026: First-round tee times, groupings and how to watch Scottie Scheffler withdrew from the Texas Children's Open on Tuesday ahead of the birth of his second child. Which means that Min Woo Lee wo...

MARCH 24 • GOLFCHANNEL.COM

Drops to T32 at THE PLAYERS Lee finished tied for 32nd at THE PLAYERS Championship after a two-over 74 in the final round.

Impact Lee entered the final round coming off back-to-back, two-under 70 rounds. He opened Sunday with a birdie on the first hole but went five-over from holes three to six (including a double bogey on the par-4 sixth) before ending the day with a bogey on the 18th. Lee led the field in feet of putts made while ranking T2 and 10th in birdies made and SG: Off-the-Tee, respectively. However, he also finished 51st in SG: Approach, 56th in SG: Around-the-Green, T58 in driving accuracy and T69 in bogeys made. Lee's streak of top-12 finishes ended at three at TPC Sawgrass, but he'll have to wait to start a new streak as he's currently not listed in the field for the Valspar Championship.

MARCH 17 • ROTOWIRE

Posts four under-par rounds Lee posted a two-under 70 on Sunday at the Arnold Palmer Invitational to finish in a share of sixth place.

Impact Lee started the day five back but quickly fell out of contention with four front-nine bogeys, but he bounced back with five back-nine birdies for the top-10 result. He gained shots in every strokes gained category for the week and notably ranked fifth in SG: Approach and T3 in birdies made. Lee is off to a great start to the year with three consecutive top-15 finishes, all of which have come in signature events.

MARCH 9 • ROTOWIRE

First in SG: OTT at Riviera Lee fired a six-under 65 on Sunday at The Genesis Invitational to finish 11-under and tied for 12th.

Impact Lee paced the Signature Event in both SG: Off-the-Tee and Par-4: Birdie or Better percentage, but he lost six strokes on approach throughout his week at Riviera Country Club. He's now placed T12-T2-T28-T38 over his first four starts of the 2026 campaign, ascending to ninth in the early FedExCup standings.

FEBRUARY 23 • ROTOWIRE

Strong finish at Pebble Beach Lee carded a seven-under 65 in the final round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am to finish tied with Sepp Straka for second behind winner Collin Morikawa.

Impact Lee put together a strong performance at Pebble Beach, which included two rounds in which he posted a seven-under 65 score. He found himself tied with Morikawa for the lead late on Sunday, but the latter's birdie on the par-5 18th was enough to seal the deal. Lee ranked second in the field in SG: Putting, fifth in GIR and birdies made and seventh in SG: Approach to Green and driving distance, and his performance rose him to 10th in the FedExCup standings with 417 points. Lee is in the field for next week's Genesis Invitational, where he finished 48th in 2025.

FEBRUARY 15 • ROTOWIRE

Collin Morikawa birdies the 18th to win Pebble Beach and end more than 2-year drought

Collin Morikawa had to wait more than two years to win again on the PGA Tour

FEBRUARY 15 • Associated Press

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