"I've had a few days to recover a little bit, so I've taken it easy the first few days and then yesterday a little bit more practice. "I just remember that day, I played really early in the morning and there was not a breath of wind," Lee said. "Obviously great memories from that first round and good vibes, but this year I think it's going to play a little bit differently. Despite never winning the Open, Lee has a phenomenal record in the championship, boasting three top-five finishes, five top 10s and seven top 13s from 12 starts. But there'll be quite high winds, so I'm not sure how firm and fast the greens will get, but it's playing really, really good.