Min Woo Lee shares the biggest difference between being an amateur and pro golfer

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PGA Tour star Min Woo Lee has been sharing some inside information on what it’s like being a top golfer at the pro level.

Woo Lee is one of the emerging stars in the golfing world and has been tipped to become one of the very next superstars in the game as well.

But away from the main tournaments, the Australian loves to get involved in most things an average mid-20-year-old would and that includes getting into the YouTube world.

This week, Woo Lee has been on the world-renowned Good Good channel.

And when playing alongside the Good Good guys, Woo Lee was asked what the biggest difference is between being an amateur and pro golfer.

Min Woo Lee shares biggest different between amateur and pro golf life

Speaking on the channel, the Australian revealed that it’s actually factors outside of golf that are harder once you’re a pro.

“Obviously the amateur to the pro golf is a massive change. The reason why I think I did pretty good was because I did everything independently. So cos I’m from Australia I didn’t do college like in America and in college they treat you good, almost too good. When you’re out on your it’s completely different to that. Unless you come from a top college, you don’t have that independency. Travelling is a massive part of golf and playing sport. So I think the biggest difference if you want to get good at being pro it’s not all about golf. Golf is the easy part. If everything is good off the course then you’re going to play better,” Woo Lee said.

Min Woo Lee will be one of the players to keep an eye on as we hurtle towards the Masters and the rest of the majors this year.

Having already won around the world, he’ll be looking to add PGA Tour wins to his name and goes into Augusta as one of the players more than capable of winning.