WATCH: Min Woo Lee trolls Jason Day for his signature, asks him to change with a public poll
Min Woo Lee and Jason Day will play in the International Team of the Presidents Cup, which will take place at Royal Montreal Golf Club from 24 to 29 September. Day was an automatic qualifier and Woo Lee was the International Team captain Mike Weir's pick in the twelve-member International Presidents Cup team. Both of them are representing Australia in the patriotic event.
Before the tournament, all International teammates created their introduction boards for the team's X page with their respective names, Presidents Cup editions, favorite songs, and what they bring to the team. During the exercise, Woo Lee shot a clip of Jason Day signing his name on one of those boards.
Then, he posted that video on his Instagram feed and asked netizens to differentiate whether Jason wrote his initial ‘J’ or ‘S’, since both seemed so similar to Lee. He even asked the public to vote on it.
“Insta fam, I need your help. Is that a S or a J. Vote below 👇🏻 I think Drippy Drop King needs to change his signature,” Woo Lee wrote with his post.
Next, he reposted that video on his story and wrote a caption that read:
“Time to change your signature @jasondayofficial”
He posted another story of his and Day’s conversation, where Woo Lee teased Day about changing his signature as he would lose the poll. To that, Day replied:
“I am Sason! Straight Sas now!” Jason Day wrote.
Woo Lee and Day will play in the Presidents Cup on Mike Weir’s team. While this is Lee's debut appearance in the event, Day will make his fifth participation. Before the Presidents Cup, Lee and Day also represented Australia at the Olympics.
How did Min Woo Lee and Jason Day play at the Olympics?
Jason Day finished in ninth place on the Olympics leaderboard and Min Woo Lee landed at the 22nd spot. Day’s total score was 12-under, seven short of Scottie Scheffler's score.
In the opening round, Day shot four birdies on the front nine and two birdies on the back nine. He double-bogeyed the last hole to finish at 69. In the second round, he birdied the 1st and 3rd holes, followed by two more on the 11th and 13th holes, to land at 68. In the third and fourth rounds, Day fired six and five birdies to land at 67 and 68, respectively.
Min Woo Lee was at 7-under and was behind Day on the leaderboard. In the opening and the second round, he shot two and seven birdies to finish at 76 and 65, respectively. In the next two rounds, he scored 68 and 68.