Dress Like Him: How to Channel Min Woo Lee's Weekly Flex

Min Woo Lee doesn’t just show up to play—he arrives to perform. Not just with the club, but with the fit. And lately, his game-day uniform has been looking a lot like a curated Lululemon capsule (because essentially, it is): sleek mocknecks, zero-fuss polos, trousers that move like they were built for track meets—not tee times.

It’s a reminder that style on the course doesn’t have to be stiff or scripted. In fact, Min is cooking up something different. It’s smooth, athletic, and just technical enough to feel like a cheat code. Think short-sleeve mocknecks that turn heads on the first tee and half-zips that actually look good layered. Even his base layers feel intentional—cool to the touch, sharp on the silhouette.

This isn’t golf’s old uniform flipped inside out. It’s a new recipe entirely. And Lululemon? They’re playing sous-chef. A brand once known for yoga and Sunday errands is now a real contender in golf’s style renaissance. Their presence isn’t loud—but it’s smart. Sweat-fighting polos that stay fresh, trousers with swing-specific stretch, and a lineup of layering pieces that walk the line between sport and sophistication.

Together, they’re proving that function can be elegant, and fashion doesn’t have to compromise feel. Min Woo Lee is the proof. Lululemon is the platform. And if you ask us? The kitchen’s just getting warm.

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