West Australian Min Woo Lee says a blunder has cost him a full card on the European Tour next year.
Lee, the brother of World No.9 Minjee Lee, mistakenly believed he had earnt enough points to qualify for a full card.
But, in reality, Lee finished two positions outside of the top-115 golfers who automatically get a full card for next year.
"I missed out on a full card on the European Tour by two spots, probably only a couple of shots over the whole year," the 21-year-old posted on Instagram.
"I thought I had my Tour card wrapped up earlier in the year but I was wrong. Which sucks. But lesson learnt. Give it your best and every shot does indeed count." – Min Woo Lee
"I thought I had my Tour card wrapped up earlier in the year but I was wrong. Which sucks.
"But lesson learnt. Give it your best and every shot does indeed count."
Lee turned professional at the start of the year and a string of solid performances in Europe had him believing he had secured a full card next year.
"You think about a putt or a shot you missed," he wrote.
"I'll have status next year and most likely play more events than I did this year, which is a still a pretty good effort from getting limited starts this year.
"I'll come back stronger and better."
- Steve Larkin, Australian Associated Press
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