Lee carded a 15-under cumulative score at LIV Golf Indianapolis to finish tied with Scott Vincent and Laurie Canter for fifth.
Analysis:Lee played well for most of his time at The Club at Chatham Hills, though any hopes of winning the tournament were dashed by his three-over 73, outdoing the seven-under 63 scores that he posted both Thursday and Sunday. It was the second top-5 finish of the year for Lee, who earned a spot in LIV Golf as a Wild Card after winning the Promotions event in January. He finished 16th in the individual standings, and his biggest moment came in Singapore, when he shockingly missed his short par putt that would have forced a playoff with Bryson DeChambeau. It's unclear what the future holds for both Lee and LIV Golf, but if the breakaway league folds, then the 35-year-old Canadian could tee off on the Asian Tour as he did in 2025.
