Staff WriterMin Woo Lee, fresh off his breakthrough PGA TOUR victory at the 2025 Texas Children’s Houston Open, will return to the FedEx Open de France for its 107th edition this September.
Joining him is Canadian stalwart Corey Conners, making his debut at the event as it moves to the storied Golf de Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche from September 18-21.
Lee, whose aggressive flair has captured the attention of golf fans worldwide, is determined to keep the momentum rolling.
“I’m excited to return to the Open de France after making my debut in 2023,” Lee said. “It’s one of the most historic tournaments in European golf, and playing at a new venue like Golf de Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche adds an extra element of excitement. I’m trying to keep the momentum going from my first PGA TOUR win, so I’m looking forward to testing myself on what I’m sure will be a fantastic golf course.”
Conners, a two-time winner on the PGA TOUR, relishes the chance to showcase his steady ball-striking in France.
“The Open de France has such a rich history, and I’m honoured to be making my debut in the tournament,” he said. “Moving to Golf de Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche presents a fresh challenge for everyone in the field, which I think levels the playing field a bit.
I’m confident in my ability to compete at the highest level all around the world and not just in America, so I’m excited to bring that experience to one of Europe’s biggest events.”
Golf de Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche, hosting the tournament for the first time after two decades at Le Golf National, is no stranger to the big stage.
With a layout that once tested the best in the Seve Trophy, the course promises a fresh twist for the international field. Expect Lee, Conners, and defending champion Dan Bradbury to navigate the strategic corridors of this picturesque French layout, alongside local hero Martin Couvra and Rolex Series winner Ryan Fox.
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This new chapter for the Open de France promises golf at its finest—bold, beautiful, and brimming with opportunity. And with Min Woo Lee bringing his brand of fearless shot-making to Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche, we’re in for quite the spectacle.
