Ilhee Lee

Started playing golf at age 10 and credits her parents for influencing her career the most. When she's not playing golf, she enjoys photography and says if she could play another sport professionally, she would like to be a clay pigeon shooter. She won the 2004 Asia-Pacific Junior Championship.
Lee turned professional in June 2006 and joined the KLPGA, where she played for the next three years. In 2009, she entered LPGA Qualifying School. After the final round, she was tied for the final card with another player. After a multi-hole playoff, she won the last full Tour card for 2010.
She joined the LPGA Tour in 2010 and played regularly through 2018
Between 2010 and this week has made 202 starts with 22 top ten finishes. She has won $2,635,617 on the LPGA
In 2013, she won for the first time at the Pure Silk Bahamas LPGA Classic by two shots over Irene Cho. Lee shot 11-under 126 in the 36-hole rain-shortened event, which saw the Ocean Club GC changed to a 12-hole layout over three days of tournament play because more than a foot of rain fell on the course in the days before the event.