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Min Woo Lee Confirms Return To Australian Open For Stonehaven Cup

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Min Woo Lee, ranked 31st, confirms he will play the 2026 Australian Open at Kingston Heath. He seeks his first win of 2026 and the Stonehaven Cup.

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