Minjee Lee: My goal is to win every major

After claiming her second major title at the US Women's Open, Minjee Lee now says she hopes to win the remaining three.

Lee won her second major with a victory at Pine Needles that saw her collect the largest pay-out in women's golf.

The Australian took home £1.4m after mixing four birdies with the same number of bogeys to card an even-par 71 and finish at 13 under and four strokes ahead of Mina Harigae of the US.

"I came from some far behind at Evian and here I was ahead and I won so it was a little bit different and I ended up winning by quite a large margin but it was still as sweet," Lee told Sky Sports.

"I think just situationally, walking down the 18th fairway, was just such a great feeling but also, just with everyone there, I think it was just good nerves. I was nervous all day and to be fair it was one of my highlights of my career so far so it is ok to be a little bit nervous.

"I just try to focus on every single shot and take one step at a time and focus on what I had in front of me. I think that was probably the best thing to do and to not get ahead of myself and try and make as many birdies as I could.

"Usually I am pretty good at not showing it but inside I was pretty nervous but I was happy to get the job done and it was just a great week all week.

"We are only going forward in that aspect and prize money is just a small part of growing the women's tour and the LPGA.

"Even with Aon, we have Aon Risk and Reward challenge which is the same prize money as the men so I think we are only going in the right direction and it is only going to go up from here."

The US Open success was Lee's second win at a major championship overall after winning the Evian Championship last July.

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