Alison Lee Got Her Clubs Back and Made a Leaderboard Charge in Riyadh

It only took two rounds of golf, but at last, Alison Lee is reunited with her golf clubs.

In case you missed it, Skratch reported on Lee having to use a set of rented and borrowed clubs during her opening round at the 2026 PIF Saudi Ladies International due to her usual set up being stuck in Amsterdam.

The Solheim Cup star had been using a driver and fairway metals from a rental set, irons and wedges borrowed from the general manager at Riyadh Golf Club, and she bought a broomstick putter from the pro shop. And despite the assortment of equipment, Lee has stayed relatively in the mix of contention.

I'm happy to provide the update we've all been waiting for, and say that Lee was reunited with her sticks before the beginning of the third round.

The 30-year-old took to her Instagram story to announce their safe arrival.

And once she teed off she really turn it on. With the help of a couple of hole out eagles and birdies, Lee fired a 7-under round of 65, putting her just two shots back of co-leaders Hye-Jin Choi and Rio Takeda, who sit at 15-under for the tournament.

The PIF Saudi Ladies International is the LET's season-opening event and features a prize purse of $5 million, making it the highest in women's golf outside the majors and the LPGA season-ending CME Group Tour Championship.

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