Min Woo Lee holds off Scottie Scheffler, Gary Woodland
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Things got dicey at the end, but despite hitting just 22 fairways all week, Min Woo Lee held off two major champions for his maiden PGA Tour victory.
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Woodland, who played his last four holes in 4-under par to tie the Memorial Park course record with a 62, made his charge.
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