Australia's Minjee Lee moves to number four in the women's world golf rankings
Australia's Minjee Lee has risen to number four in the women's world golf rankings, moving up three places following her recent solid form.
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Australia's Minjee Lee has risen to number four in the women's world golf rankings, moving up three places following her recent solid form.
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