Min Woo Lee joined former San Francisco Giants pitcher Sergio Romo for a fun session of golf at Oracle Park. Lee and the baseball legend teed up at the San Francisco stadium ahead of the premier golf event, Ballpark Back 9, which is scheduled to take place from November 5 to 9.Lee, who last competed at the 2025 Baycurrent Classic, is currently enjoying his time off the course. The Australian golfer reached Oracle Park during his break to play a round of baseball version of golf with Sergio Romo. The duo set up a baseball glove at a distance and aimed the golf ball into it. After repeated failure, Romo himself put on the glove to catch the ball that Min Woo Lee hit.Sharing the video of the fun golf session with the former pitcher, Lee wrote a message to Romo on his Instagram story. On Wednesday, October 29, Lee reposted the video and nudged the baseball legend in the caption:"thanks @sfgiants @sergioromo54 single digits soon 🙏👌"Screenshot of Min Woo Lee's Instagram story - Source - via @minwoo27lee on InstagramDuring the Ballpark Back 9, the stadium is converted to a 9-hole golf course where players hit golf balls from four different levels from the stadium gallery. The event is presented by Min Woo Lee's Tomorrow Golf League (TGL) team, the Bay Golf Club.Lee will next be seen in action at the DP World Tour's BMW Australian PGA Championship, which will take place at the Royal Queensland Golf Club in Brisbane from November 21 to 24. Last year, he finished at T15 at the event with a total 7-under par score.Min Woo Lee gives his fans a 'POV' of his chippingMin Woo Lee recently recorded his chipping practice session, giving his fans a glimpse of his process. The one-time PGA Tour winner shared a video explaining his chipping technique on October 27, following a brief break from social media. He captioned his Instagram post:"Long vid. Tip of the Day. Like for more 👍 #Golf"In the video, Lee is seen saying:"Alright, guys. POV of me chipping. I've been a little quiet lately. These are the Oakley Metas that I'm using. This is my first chip, by the way. So always feel it. Always feel the first chip."Sharing the 'tip of the day', Lee went on to add:"When you go up there, don't just chip all you want to have a little bit of a purpose. I mean, you can experiment so really low. And you just develop that feel over time." View this post on Instagram Instagram PostMin Woo Lee has had an average season on the PGA Tour this year, besides his first victory at the Texas Children's Houston Open. He has made the cut in 14 events out of 19, and has had two Top 10 and seven Top 25 finishes altogether.