Andrea Lee

ndrea Lee is an aspiring LPGA Tour Star, highlighted by winning her first event during the Portland Classic in 2022. Lee was a winner at all levels, not just her collegiate golf career at Standford University where she earned nine victories, and was ranked for 17 weeks as #1 Women's Amateur from the World. In the end, the Mark H. McCormack Trophy was awarded to her as she finished the season as the most successful women's amateur. The following years, she became a professional. Andrea Lee was a top amateur player who is now making waves in the professional ranks. These are some facts you aren't aware of regarding Andrea Lee, the American LPGA Tour player. Andrea Lee was born on the 15th of August, 1998, in Los Angeles. James, her father James started teaching her how to play golf when she was just five years old. The first tournament she played was when she was 8 and has won 50 junior championships over the course of a single year. She managed to make the cut at the 2014 US Women's Open, held at Pinehurst No. She was 15 years old and her father was her caddie. Lee was unable to make her LPGA Tour cut at the 2015 ANA Inspiration by just one shot. Lee was a member of the USA at the Junior Ryder Cup Junior Solheim Cup Curtis Cup Women's World Amateur Team Championship and the Junior Ryder Cup. When she first joined Stanford University in 2016, Lee became the school's most decorated player at that point. Lee won 9 titles in the span of three years. Lee left Stanford University to turn pro in 2019. Her amateur seasons included 17 consecutive weeks that were at the top of on the World Amateur Golf Ranking. Lee was also awarded the 2019 Mark H. McCormack Medal following her season's conclusion as the top-ranked amateur. In her amateur career, Lee achieved four holes in one and one albatross. Her debut year playing on the LPGA Tour saw her finish with two places in the top 10 spots. She was T7 in the final round at Kingsbarns Golf Links in 2020 at the AIG Women's Open. Lee's very first LPGA Tour victory came in 2022 Portland Classic. She dedicated the victory to her grandfather who passed away Min. "He was always called me an champion and he always believed in me." She stated, "I was so grateful for him. It's a good thing that he's always looking over me." Lee has previously competed in soccer, figure skating and Taekwondo. Lee loves films, bowling and skiing.