Canada’s Jaclyn Lee out with injured wrist; will have MRI on Monday
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This article was published 06/05/2019 (2678 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Canadian Jaclyn Lee is expected to miss her next tournament on the LPGA Tour with a wrist injury.
Lee, from Calgary, is scheduled to have an MRI on Monday.
She posted on social media on Sunday that she was forced to withdraw from the LPGA’s Mediheal Championship after the third day of the event.
The Kingsmill Championship is the next date on the LPGA Tour, teeing off on May 23.
Lee turned professional in December and graduated from Ohio State University earlier this month.
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