Andrea Lee

ndrea Lee is one of the rising stars in the LPGA Tour, highlighted by her first victory in the 2022 Portland Classic. Lee has had success at every level, most notably at Standford University earning 9 wins throughout her college career. She also spending 17 weeks as the #1 Women's Amateur across the World. She was awarded the Mark H. McCormack medal in the year 2019 and was the top-ranked female amateur in the final season. In the following year, she made the switch to professional. Andrea Lee made her name as an amateur and has since become professionally trained. These are some facts you may not be aware of about Andrea Lee, the American LPGA Tour player. Andrea Lee, born 15 August 1998 in Los Angeles. Her first golf game was as a child at age five under the guidance of her father James. She first began playing at age 8 in competitions and was able to win 50 junior championships within 4 years. She made it to her finals at the US Women's Open 2014 at Pinehurst No. In her 15th year when her father was caddied by her. The LPGA Tour invited her as one of their sponsors to the her 2015 ANA Inspiration, where she was able to make the cut, but only by just one stroke. Lee played for the USA in the Junior Ryder Cup Junior Solheim Cup Curtis Cup team as well as in Women's World Amateur Team Championship. The first female student to join Stanford University, Lee was the most decorated in Stanford's past. Over the three years which followed, she was awarded 9 different title. Lee was able to graduate from Stanford University in 2019 and became a professional. Her amateur golf career saw her finish 17 weeks at the high in the World Amateur Golf Ranking. Lee, who finished her year as the top amateur, won the Mark H. McCormack 2019 Medal. Lee recorded four holes in succession and also one Albatross as an amateur. Her rookie year playing on the LPGA Tour saw her finish with two places in the top 10. She came in seventh at the AIG Women's Open 2020, hosted in the Kingsbarns Golf Links. Lee took home her first LPGA Tour title at the 2022 Portland Classic. The winner devoted the win to her deceased grandfather Min. "He was always called me an champion and he never doubted me." It was an honor to have him as a grandpa. I knew he would be paying attention. She had previously participated in tennis, soccer or figure skating. Lee's other interests besides golf are movies, shopping and singing. Lee also enjoys snowboarding.