Lee won the Macau Open on the Asian Tour last month
Min Woo Lee held on to win his home Australian PGA Championship for the first time in Brisbane.
The 25-year-old Australian let slip a three-shot overnight lead thanks to a bogey-par start as Japan’s Rikuya Hoshino drew level with two birdies.
Lee responded with three birdies and a chip-in eagle from 55 yards at the ninth in a three-under-par round of 68 that left him 20 under.
Hoshino carded seven successive pars to finish three shots behind.
“I made it interesting early on and through the middle but I ended up hanging on and I’m really proud,” said Lee.
“Rikuya’s a really good player and he kept knocking on the door, but it was exactly the same as my last win. My playing partner just kept coming, so I knew I needed to keep playing well and do my thing.
“I’m really proud how I made some up-and-downs and some putts.”
Marc Leishman carded a final-round 64 to finish one shot behind Hoshino in third at the Royal Queensland Golf Club, while fellow Australian Curtis Luck was fourth.
Chile’s Joaquin Niemann shot a hole-in-one at the par-three fourth in a round of 67 that secured fifth place.
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