Min Woo Lee passes on his learning from his Olympics outing to sister Minjee Lee - “You can get some smelly lies”

At the 2024 Olympics, Min Woo Lee was representing Australia in the men's golf. After the conclusion of four rounds at the Le Golf National, Lee finished tied for 22nd place with a score of 7-under. Even though Lee could not win a medal, the experience of playing at the Olympics was salutary.

After Lee, his sister Minjee Lee will now represent Australia in the women's golf at the 2024 Olympics. On August 4th, after the men's golf event concluded, Min Woo Lee was asked if he had any advice for his sister before she steps out to play at the Le Golf National.

He said:

"In the first round, where not to hit it, of course. I think she'll go pretty well here. It's a ball-striker's course. Obviously putting well. And yeah, I think tee-to-green, you need to be pretty proper. If you're in the rough, you can get some smelly lies. I think my sister will do just fine, and yeah, I mean, just go and have fun, which she does."

Minjee Lee is a seasoned professional on the LPGA Tour. Over the course of her professional golf career, she has won 10 events on the LPGA Tour including 2 Major championships, The Evian Championship (2021) and the U.S. Women's Open (2022).

Full list of women's golfers set to play at 2024 Paris Olympics

Apart from Minjee Lee, the 2024 Olympics will also feature other big names like Nelly Korda and Rose Zhang, to name a few. Here is the complete list of the women who are set to compete for a medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics:

Australia - Hannah Green, Minjee Lee
Austria - Emma Spitz
Belgium - Manon De Roey
Canada - Brooke Henderson, Alena Sharp
China - Ruoning Yin, Xiyu Lin
Chinese Taipei - Peiyun Chien, Wei-Ling Hsu
Colombia - Mariajo Uribe
Czech Republic - Klara Davidson Spilkova, Sara Kouskova
Denmark - Emily Kristine Pedersen, Nanna Koerstz Madsen
Finland - Ursala Wikstrom, Noora Komulainen
France - Celine Boutier, Perrine Delacour
Germany - Esther Henseleit, Alexandra Forsterling
Great Britain - Charley Hull, Georgia Hall
India - Aditi Ashok, Diksha Dagar
Ireland - Leona Maguire, Stephanie Meadow
Italy - Alessandra Fanali
Japan - Yuka Saso, Miyu Yamashita
Malaysia - Ashley Lau
Mexico - Gaby Lopez, Maria Fassi
Netherlands - Anne van Dam, Dewi Weber
New Zealand - Lydia Ko, Momoka Kobori
Norway - Celine Borge, Madelene Stavnar
Philippines - Bianca Pagdanganan, Dottie Ardina
Scotland - Gemma Dryburgh
Singapore - Shannon Tan
Slovenia - Ana Belac
South Africa - Ashleigh Buhai, Paula Reto
South Korea - Jin Young Ko, Amy Yang, Hyo Koo Kim
Spain - Carlota Ciganda, Azahara Munoz
Sweden - Maja Stark, Linn Grant
Switzerland - Albane Valenzuela, Morgane Metraux
Thailand - Atthaya Thitikul, Patty Tavatanakit
United States - Nelly Korda, Lilia Vu, Rose Zhang