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Golf fans can’t believe Min Woo Lee’s new haircut ahead of the Presidents Cup in Montreal

Photo by Keyur Khamar/PGA TOUR via Getty Images
Photo by Keyur Khamar/PGA TOUR via Getty Images
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Min Woo Lee has a new look for the 2024 Presidents Cup, and golf fans have been left in disbelief by the Aussie’s unique haircut.

Lee was last in action at the Procore Championship as the 26-year-old fine-tuned his game ahead of the event at Royal Montreal Golf Club.

The 26-year-old made the 12-man International Team after being handed a pick from captain Mike Weir. Ahead of the showdown in Quebec, Lee has been backed to partner Adam Scott in Thursday’s opening match.

However, ahead of the event, Lee’s antics off the course have made headlines and golf fans are unsure what to make of the Aussie’s outlandish look.

Golf fans react to Min Woo Lee’s new haircut ahead of the Presidents Cup

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Images of Lee emerged on social media with “INT” shaved into the side of his head, and fans were torn by the look.

A fan wrote: “Someone call his mum…”, while another added: “Minnie the Woo is ALL in.”

This fan wasn’t overly impressed with Lee’s barber. “He’s a chef, not a barber,” they wrote. Another fan was straight to the point. “Stupid,” they said.

This fan added: “Best aura in the event. Crowd is going to love him.” Finally, another said: “Nobody has ever been that dedicated on the international squad before.”

Min Woo Lee will have to perform to prevent 10th successive USA win

Lee is somewhat of an unknown quantity in match-play, with the 2024 Presidents Cup being his first time representing the International Team.

The Aussie’s season has been up and down, and Lee will have to improve if he wants to be a prolific points scorer for Weir’s side.

However, if the USA are to be stopped from winning a tenth successive Presidents Cup, Lee will almost certainly need to be a standout performer.

Lee’s big-hitting and excellent short game could make him a match-play specialist, but only time will tell whether Weir’s decision to include the 26-year-old was the right one.