Min Woo Lee admits that he feared that his career was becoming a case of all the talks and without action.
But the sensation of Australian Internet, who on Wednesday revealed his role as Justin Bieber’s unofficial coach, will arrive at PGA Tour’s winner, he trusts that he has the right balance.
The “Perth Child”, 26, flooded with high profile congratulations after arresting Scottie Scheffler, number one in the world, to break his duck by title of the tour and win the Houston Open on Sunday.
The tastes of Steph Curry and the stars of the NBA of Australia, Dyson Daniels and Josh Giddey, sent messages, while the pop star Bieber facing Lee to discuss the victory of his friend.
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Before the first specialty of next Thursday, Lee revealed that the couple had become good companions after a casual match at a golf event.
Bieber even sends Lee images of his golf swing, which the Australian criticizes anxiously, and published a screenshot of his conversation in his 294 million Instagram followers.
“He fanboys about me, but I am obviously fanboying about him,” Lee said.
“It shakes it … I could say that I am his coach.”
It is an example of Lee’s position in the world of celebrities, driven by social networks, with which he has grown and has now accepted after becoming the new number one of Australia, classified 22 in the world.
“You have to support it and that is why people do not,” said Lee, known as ‘The Chef’, about the presence in social networks that has won a cult.
“There are many ‘all the talks and no show’ and I felt that I got to that stage.
“Where there was a lot of talk, but not as good as the golf I could do.
“I needed, not a control of reality, but a kick in the back, to get a victory or a good ending. So I’m glad that happened.”
It was a hard self -assessment given the 2025 season he had already scored four allegations on the tour between Lee in the first six Lee events before his Houston triumph.
However, a twenty place in the players championship at the beginning of last month became hurt, since he shared the advantage at the midpoint.
“Something clicks on my head then … That was a great part of why I won,” he said about the fading of his players.
“[I knew] It should be done a lot of mental work. “
Exhausted after keeping the nerve on the section, Lee enjoyed dinner in Las Vegas, where he now calls home, with his team and star sister LPGA Tour Minjee before directing his attention to Augusta.
Lee finished 25th last year despite playing with a broken finger suffered in an incident of the gym, his advice to himself “simply does not release a weighing” in his hand this time.
Surely he will carry out a large care of the gallery, Lee knows that a green jacket would do wonders while trying to leave his mark.
“There are many people who win a tournament … and not many people remember them,” he said.
“So you try to make a little better place when publishing fun things or great things.
“And if you can play a good golf besides that, it is the best of both worlds.”
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