Overview
- Lee told AAP he is not joining LIV Golf and will continue his career on the PGA Tour.
- Sitting at world No. 46, he must remain inside the top 50 by December 31 to qualify for the 2026 Masters.
- He has returned home to play the Australian PGA Championship at Royal Queensland from November 27–30 and the Australian Open at Royal Melbourne the following week.
- After a Houston Open breakthrough in March, he acknowledged a mental dip and described the rest of his season as pretty average.
- He welcomed LIV Golf’s planned move to 72-hole events next year and expressed hope it helps Cameron Smith, while reiterating his own commitment to the PGA Tour.