Danny Lee

When you break a record set by Tiger Woods, you know you’ve done something significant.

That’s exactly what Danny Lee did his weekend.

The 18-year-old amateur became the youngest person to ever win the U.S. Amateur, taking down the title at Pinehurst No. 2 Sunday, winning in grand fashion, 5-and-4 in the finals.

“I don’t think I could play better than this,” Lee said. “Perfect golf.”

I’d say it was. If you’re not familiar with match play gold linguistics, 5-and-4 is an absolute blowout.

Basically, when he sunk his putt on the 14th hole, the match was over. And that was the finals we’re talking about here.

The last four holes didn’t even need to be played. It was that much of a destruction.

Gang, I recommend you kep an eye out for Danny Lee in the years to come, because any man who can obliterate a Tiger Woods record like he did has some trciks left in the bag.

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