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Muni "Lily" He (何沐妮; born 16 June 1999) is a Chinese professional golfer who plays on the U.S.-based LPGA Tour.[1]

Key Information

Early life and education

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Muni He was born in Chengdu, Sichuan, China. Her father, a hotelier and restaurateur, introduced her to golf at a young age and by age five, she was already playing competitively. Her family moved to Vancouver and later, San Diego. She studied at Torrey Pines High School in San Diego.[3] In the United States, she was able to play golf more regularly and she joined San Diego and Southern California junior golf tournaments, alongside U.S. Kids' Golf and American Junior Golf Association events.[4] Before turning pro, she spent one year at the University of Southern California,[5] majoring in communications.[6][7]

Career

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As an amateur, she won the 2015 Polo Junior Classic and the 2017 Minnesota Invitational. She had four starts on the LPGA Tour and made the cut at the 2015 U.S. Women's Open where she tied for 53rd place.[8] She turned professional in December 2017 and claimed her first Symetra Tour win in July 2018 at the inaugural Prasco Charity Championship in Maineville, Ohio.[9] In November 2019, she won the eight-round LPGA Q-Series to secure her 2020 LPGA Tour membership.[10] She has signed endorsement deals with Nike and WeChat.[5]

Personal life

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Muni He has been publicly dating Thai-British Formula One driver Alex Albon since 2019.[11][12]

Amateur wins

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  • 2012 Randy Wise Junior Open
  • 2013 PING Phoenix Junior at ASU Karsten
  • 2016 Polo Golf Junior Classic
  • 2017 Minnesota Invitational

Source:[13]

Professional wins (1)

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Symetra Tour wins (1)

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No. Date Tournament Winning score To par Margin of
victory 		Runner-up Winner's
share ($)
1 1 Jul 2018 Prasco Charity Championship 65-69-67=201 −15 4 strokes United States Becca Huffer 15,000

Results in major championships

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Tournament 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
Chevron Championship CUT
U.S. Women's Open T53 T57 CUT
Women's PGA Championship CUT T60 CUT
The Evian Championship NT T38 CUT
Women's British Open CUT
  Did not play

CUT = missed the half-way cut
NT = no tournament
"T" = tied

Summary

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Tournament Wins 2nd 3rd Top-5 Top-10 Top-25 Events Cuts made
Chevron Championship 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
U.S. Women's Open 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2
Women's PGA Championship 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1
The Evian Championship 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1
Women's British Open 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Totals 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 4

LPGA Tour career summary

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Year Tournaments
played		 Cuts
made		 Wins 2nd 3rd Top 10s Best
finish		 Earnings
($)		 Money
list rank		 Scoring
average		 Scoring
rank
2019 19 9 0 0 0 0 T26 33,315 141 72.69 132
2020 7 1 0 0 0 0 T63 4,062 169 73.56 119
2021 20 10 0 0 0 0 T11 128,032 101 72.61 124
2022 20 7 0 0 0 1 T5 123,692 109 72.53 130
2023 14 9 0 0 0 2 7 121,855 120 71.08 49
2024 15 8 0 0 0 0 T26 55,859 157 71.91 88

Official as of 2024 season[14]

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Muni He, professionally known as Lily Muni He, is a Chinese professional golfer who competes on the Tour. Born on June 17, 1999, in , , she turned professional in 2018 after one season of college golf at the , where she won the 2017 Minnesota Invitational as a freshman. He earned Tour membership for 2019 by finishing tied for 27th at the LPGA Q-Series, aided by her first professional victory at the 2018 Prasco Charity Championship on the Symetra Tour (now Epson Tour), where she finished wire-to-wire with a bogey-free final round. She made her debut in 2019 and has since competed in over 100 events, recording four top-10 finishes, including a career-best tie for fifth at the 2022 Walmart NW Championship. In majors, her strongest performance is a tie for 60th at the 2022 . As of November 2025, He has notched two top-25 finishes in the season, highlighted by a tie for ninth at the Walmart NW Championship presented by P&G, helping her climb to 359th on the Rolex Women's World Golf Rankings. Known for her precision and presence, He has emerged as a rising figure in women's , blending competitive success with off-course influence.

Early life and background

Childhood in China and move to the United States

Muni He was born on June 17, 1999, in , Province, . She is the daughter of Nong He, a and whose business endeavors provided a stable family environment during her early years. Around the age of nine, He and her family left for , , marking the beginning of their international relocation in pursuit of improved prospects. Approximately a year later, around age 10, they settled in , , to access superior educational resources and emerging opportunities in sports like . In , He enrolled in local schools, navigating the transition to as a young immigrant. She balanced academics with social integration, describing herself during her high school years as a typical teenager focused on studies, friendships, and everyday activities beyond sports. This period involved adapting to a new and cultural norms, though specific personal challenges she faced remain largely private.

Introduction to golf and early influences

Muni He was introduced to at the age of six in her hometown of , , by her father, an avid golfer who enjoyed the sport recreationally and saw it as a way for them to bond. This initial exposure ignited her passion for the game, drawing her to the calm and focus it offered amid her early childhood. In , He quickly progressed by taking her first formal lessons at local golf facilities and developing consistent practice routines, often hitting balls on available ranges and short courses to build fundamental skills. She soon joined the junior program, a prominent local initiative that provided structured coaching, group sessions, and introductory competitive experiences tailored for young players in . These early efforts laid the groundwork for her technique, emphasizing repetition and enjoyment over intense pressure. The family's relocation from to , , and subsequently to , , marked a turning point, granting He greater access to world-class infrastructure and year-round playing conditions that were limited back home. In , she immersed herself in regular practice at public courses, benefiting from the region's supportive junior ecosystem and diverse facilities that accelerated her growth before entering formal competitions.

Education and amateur development

High school accomplishments

Muni He attended in , , for two and a half years, where she balanced academics with her development. An , she prioritized scholarly excellence while honing her competitive edge on the course. After this period, she completed her high school education through . The Torrey Pines girls' team, a powerhouse with five () state championships to its credit by 2015, enjoyed notable success during He's tenure. In November 2015, the Lady Falcons captured the Section championship, with He contributing as a junior standout. The team qualified for the state tournament, finishing fourth overall.

College career at USC

Muni He enrolled at the in the fall of 2017 as a on the women's golf team, joining under head coach Andrea Gaston. As a highly touted recruit, He quickly integrated into the Trojans' lineup, which featured other top talents like Robynn Ree and Victoria Morgan. Her time at USC was marked by immediate contributions to team successes in high-profile fall events, showcasing her potential at the collegiate level. He opened her college career strongly at the Invitational in September 2017, tying for medalist honors with a 10-under-par total of 206 (70-67-69), helping USC secure the team title and marking her first collegiate victory. She followed with a tied for 35th finish at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate on a 9-over-par 225 (78-74-73). Later that fall, at the East Lake Cup in October-November 2017, He posted a 1-over-par 73 in to tie for sixth individually, then went 1-1 in —defeating Stanford's Andrea Lee 3&2 but losing to Northwestern's Hannah Kim 3&2—contributing to USC's 3-2 championship match victory over Stanford for the team title. After just one semester, He departed USC in December 2017 to turn , forgoing further collegiate eligibility at age 18 to pursue opportunities on the professional circuit. This decision allowed her to make her pro debut at the Dubai Ladies Masters later that month, reflecting her confidence in her readiness for competition following her standout and brief experiences.

Amateur achievements

Junior tournament wins

Muni He achieved notable success on the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) circuit during her pre-college years, securing multiple victories that highlighted her emerging talent. Her first AJGA title came in 2012 at the Randy Wise Junior Open, where she posted a 3-over-par total of 219 over 54 holes to claim the Girls Division. In 2013, He continued her strong performance with wins at two events. At the Junior All-Star at Cypress Ridge, she fired rounds of 71-72 for a 1-under-par 143, edging out the field in the Girls Division. Later that year, she captured the PING Phoenix Junior at ASU Karsten, closing with a final-round 4-under-par 66 to secure the victory. He rounded out her junior career with back-to-back AJGA Invitational triumphs in 2015. She defeated Mariel Galdiano 3&1 in the match-play final of the Junior Classic. Weeks later, at the Polo Golf Junior Classic, she overcame Galdiano again in the championship match to earn her first Invitational title. Her accomplishments earned her recognition as a 2016 Junior All-America First Team member, underscoring her status among the top junior golfers in the United States.

International amateur results

As an amateur, Muni He earned invitations to four Tour events, showcasing her talent on the professional stage. Her debut came at the 2015 Blue Bay in , , where she competed in her home country as one of the top young international prospects. She followed with a strong showing at the 2015 at Lancaster Country Club, finishing tied for 53rd at 8-over-par 288 (68-74-73-73), becoming one of only four amateurs to make the cut in the major championship. He also gained entry to the 2015 Malaysia and the 2015 Lotte Championship, further highlighting her rising profile in global amateur circles. In 2017, during her lone season at the , He secured a significant victory at the Minnesota Invitational, co-medalist honors with a 10-under-par total of 206 (69-68-69) over three rounds at in , contributing to USC's team title. This win, along with consistent performances in other elite events, propelled her up the , where she achieved a career-high position of No. 43 in July 2017. These accomplishments earned her Golfweek honorable mention honors for the season and solidified her status among the top international amateurs before turning professional later that year.

Professional career

Transition to professional golf and Symetra Tour success

Following her freshman season at the , where she competed for two semesters, Muni He turned professional in December 2017, forgoing her remaining college eligibility to embark on a full-time career. This decision came immediately after earning Symetra Tour membership through a strong performance at Q-School, allowing her to bypass further amateur competitions and focus on professional development. He made her pro debut on the at the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters in late 2017, but shifted her primary efforts to the Symetra Tour in 2018 as a . Throughout the season, she demonstrated consistency by making 16 of 21 cuts, showcasing her adaptability from to play amid the tour's competitive field. Her performance highlighted a steady ranking climb, as she capitalized on strong finishes to build momentum. The pinnacle of her Symetra Tour campaign was a breakthrough victory at the inaugural Prasco Charity Championship at TPC River's Bend in Maineville, , on , 2018. He led wire-to-wire, carding rounds of 66-68-67-67 to finish at 15-under par, securing the win with a bogey-free final round and prevailing by four strokes over the field. This triumph, her only professional win on the developmental circuit, earned her the first-place prize and marked a defining moment in her early pro career, underscoring her potential as a rising talent. He wrapped up the 2018 Symetra Tour season ranked 21st on the money list, a notable achievement for a debutant that reflected her rapid ascent and provided the foundation for pursuing status. Building on this success, she competed in the inaugural LPGA Q-Series in October 2018 at Plantation Bay Golf & Country Club in , finishing tied for 27th across the eight-round event to secure LPGA Tour membership for 2019 under Priority Category 14. This qualification via Q-Series capped her transitional year, affirming her readiness for elite-level competition.

LPGA Tour entry and key milestones

Muni He earned conditional status on the LPGA Tour for the 2019 season by finishing tied for 27th at the inaugural LPGA Q-Series in 2018. As a rookie, she made her official debut that year, competing in 19 events and recording her best finish of tied for 27th at the Dow Bay Invitational, where she partnered with P.K. Kongkraphan in the team format. Despite the challenges of her inaugural professional season on the top circuit, He demonstrated resilience by making the cut in eight tournaments and finishing 126th on the money list with earnings of $63,774. In November 2019, He captured the Q-Series with a dominant performance of eight consecutive under-par rounds, securing full playing status for the 2020 season and marking a significant step in her professional progression. This victory propelled her into a more consistent presence on the Tour, where she built momentum through steady play. Her breakthrough came in 2022 with a tied for fifth finish at the NW Arkansas Championship, her first top-10 result, which highlighted her potential and contributed to earnings of $123,692 that year across 20 starts. By the end of 2023, He had amassed three career top-10 finishes on the Tour, including a solo seventh at the Dow Bay Invitational—her best result of that season—and another top-10 earlier in the year. She maintained her Tour membership through a mix of qualified performances and successful Q-Series appearances, ensuring conditional status in subsequent seasons. As one of China's prominent representatives on the global stage, He's achievements underscored the growing influence of Chinese talent in women's professional , with her career-high Rolex Women's World Golf Ranking reaching No. 242 by late 2022.

2024–2025 seasons and recent performances

In the 2024 season, Muni He demonstrated consistency with a tied for 37th finish at the Blue Bay , where she carded rounds of 74-71-70-71 for a total of 2-under-par 286 and earned $12,620. Entering 2025, her career earnings on the Tour stood at approximately $540,000, reflecting steady accumulation from prior seasons. The 2025 season began promisingly for He, highlighted by a tied for 25th finish at the Blue Bay in March, where she posted scores of 72-69-74-72 to finish at 1-under-par 287 and collected $22,761. Later in September, she delivered one of her strongest performances of the year at the NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G, opening with a career-low 6-under-par 65 in the first round en route to a tied for ninth finish at 6-under-par overall, earning $29,699 and marking her first top-10 of the season. He encountered a setback at the Aramco China Championship in Shenzhen from November 6–8, 2025, where she made a solid start in the opening rounds before being disqualified on November 7 after signing an incorrect scorecard. In response, He issued a statement on Instagram expressing her disappointment, noting, "I'm disappointed but will take it as a learning experience and come back stronger," while reaffirming her commitment to improvement and gratitude for fan support.

Playing style and equipment

Swing technique and strengths

Muni He's swing is noted for its balance and control, which she attributes to managing her natural hypermobility during the motion. This technique allows for a fluid transition and consistent contact, developed through early training in starting around age five and further refined under professional guidance. Her swing coach, Ted Oh, played a key role in enhancing her overall mechanics, particularly in building a more versatile beyond basic play. A primary strength lies in her driving accuracy, where she ranks 24th on the Tour with a 76.85% fairway hit rate in the 2025 season, enabling reliable positioning off the tee despite an average driving distance of 242.55 yards (148th). While her approach play shows room for improvement (strokes gained approach: -1.10, 153rd), her iron play contributes to solid overall tee-to-green consistency when combined with accurate drives. He excels in , ranking 4th in strokes gained around the green (0.44) during 2025, showcasing versatility in chipping and bunker play honed through exposures on varied Asian courses early in her career. This proficiency helps offset weaker areas, with her putting maintaining league-average performance (29.46 putts per round, 33rd). At USC, coaching from Andrea Gaston emphasized adaptations for power generation and shot consistency, aiding her transition to professional levels.

Clubs and endorsements

Muni He maintains a equipment setup heavily featuring products, reflecting her long-standing partnership with the brand for clubs. As of 2023, her bag included a Stealth driver, Stealth 5-wood, 3-wood, SIM Max hybrid, 4-hybrid, SIM Max long irons, P790 irons for mid and short irons, Vokey SM8 wedges (46°, 52°, and 58°), and an White Hot OG #7 putter. She pairs these with Pro V1x golf balls. Note that this setup preceded a 2025 overhaul of her iron shafts. In September 2025, He collaborated with her childhood friend and temporary caddie, player , to overhaul her iron shafts during the NW Championship, aiming to refine distance control and overall mindset for better consistency. This adjustment contributed to her lowest round since 2023, a 6-under 65 in the first round. He has held endorsement deals with Nike for apparel since her Tour entry in 2019, often showcasing their golf attire in tournaments and . Additional gear-related partnerships include for clubs, supporting her mixed-bag approach that incorporates select and components for wedges and putting. She also serves as a champion ambassador for , promoting women's leadership in sports, though this extends beyond equipment.

Public image and media presence

Social media influence

Muni He has cultivated a prominent digital presence on under the handle @lilymhe, where she boasts over 1.2 million followers as of November 2025. Her posts blend instructional tips, behind-the-scenes footage from tournaments and training sessions, and casual content that highlights her daily routines and travels, fostering a connection with fans beyond the course. This mix of content has positioned her as a relatable figure in professional , emphasizing authenticity and accessibility in a traditionally formal sport. Since her transition to professional golf in , when her follower count stood at approximately 161,000, He has strategically grown her platform to enhance fan engagement and . She frequently uses for real-time updates during events, such as her public statement after the disqualification at the 2025 Aramco Team Series - due to a scorecard error, where she expressed disappointment and commitment to learning from the mistake, thereby maintaining transparency with her audience. He's influence as a figure notably impacts younger Chinese golfers, where she bridges elite-level competition with elements of contemporary , such as fashion-forward imagery and motivational narratives that make more approachable and inspiring for aspiring players in . By showcasing the sport's excitement alongside personal growth stories, she has helped elevate 's visibility among the demographic, encouraging broader participation and cultural relevance in her native country.

Fashion collaborations and off-course activities

In 2025, Muni He, known professionally as Lily Muni He, featured prominently in a Vogue photoshoot that blended high with her athletic persona, showcasing outfits that merged 's precision with runway elegance. She described the experience as a "dream come true," emphasizing how it represented the growing intersection of professional and , where athletes like herself serve as style influencers both on and off the course. He has engaged in several brand collaborations that extend her influence into apparel and accessories. As a for , she participated in a 2023 collaboration with the brand and , creating golf-inspired apparel that fused with aesthetics. Additionally, in March 2025, she starred in a campaign wearing black shapewear, highlighting her poised, glamorous off-course image. Her affinity for luxury accessories was spotlighted in an ELLE Singapore feature, where she revealed the contents of her Loafer bag, including travel essentials that reflect her jet-setting lifestyle as a touring professional. Beyond fashion, He has pursued off-course activities that showcase her lifestyle and broaden her appeal. She has appeared as a guest in video interviews and podcasts discussing golf's mental and social aspects, such as her 2020 appearance on the Urban Golf Performance Podcast, where she shared insights on mindset, mentorship, and transitioning to professional life. More recently, in 2024 and 2025, she produced travel vlogs and "day in the life" content on YouTube and Instagram, documenting her tournament preparations, hotel stays, and cultural explorations during events like the Aramco Team Series in Shenzhen and the LPGA Tour stops, offering fans a glimpse into the nomadic world of elite golf.

Personal life

Family and residences

Muni He maintains a close bond with her parents, who reside in the area and continue to offer unwavering support for her professional endeavors. She has been in a relationship with driver since 2019. Her primary residence is in , California, a location that facilitates her training and commitments on the Tour while keeping her near family. As of 2025, He is unmarried and has no children, enabling her to dedicate her energy to advancing her career.

Interests and philanthropy

Muni He maintains a disciplined fitness routine to complement her demanding schedule, incorporating regular workouts at the to build strength and . Beyond physical training, He enjoys travel as a key hobby, often documenting her journeys through posts that capture scenic destinations visited during tournaments. Her passion for emerges in these shared images, showcasing her eye for amid global tours. To balance the rigors of professional , she incorporates downtime activities like reading magazines en route to events, allowing her to unwind while nurturing her interest in style. In , He actively supports initiatives empowering women in , serving as a Champion Ambassador for Sands since 2024 to promote female athletes as leaders through community programs and broader outreach. She has expressed a strong interest in , aspiring to volunteer for related charity projects as her career allows. Additionally, He focuses on inspiring junior golfers in , highlighting their talent and dedication during events like the Aramco Championship to foster the next generation of players.

Tournament results

Professional wins

He secured her sole professional victory on the Symetra Tour (now ) in 2018.
  • July 1, 2018: Prasco Charity Championship, TPC River's Bend, Maineville, ; winning score 65-69-67=201 (−15), four strokes ahead of Becca Huffer.
As of November 2025, He has no victories on the Tour, despite achieving four career top-10 finishes, including a tie for fifth at the 2022 Walmart NW Championship and a tie for ninth at the 2025 Walmart NW Championship presented by P&G.

LPGA Tour career summary

Muni He joined the Tour as a in 2019, competing in a total of approximately 108 events through the partial 2025 season and accumulating official career earnings of $597,387 as of November 2025. During this period, she achieved 9 top-25 finishes, demonstrating consistent mid-pack performance amid competition from established professionals. Her career trajectory shows gradual improvement, starting with a challenging year in where she played multiple events but recorded no top-10 finishes, focusing instead on gaining experience and adapting to the tour's demands. He reached her peak form in , securing one top-10 result that highlighted her growing consistency and potential for higher contention. The 2025 season has seen her participate in 13 events, earning approximately $103,000 including a tie for ninth at the NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G, and maintaining steady contributions to her career totals. In terms of global standing, He debuted on the Rolex Women's World Golf Rankings outside the top 300 following her entry. She climbed to a career-high ranking of 93 in 2022, reflecting her strongest year, before settling at 139th in the current rankings as of 2025. This progression underscores her development as a reliable tour presence, though she has yet to secure an victory.

Results in major championships

Muni He has made limited appearances in LPGA major championships since her amateur days, with her best professional finish a tied for 38th at the 2021 , where she posted rounds of 70-69-71-70 for a total of 4-under par 280. As an amateur, she achieved a tied for 53rd at the 2015 , one of only four amateurs to make the cut, finishing with scores of 68-74-73-73 for 288. Her strongest showing in the Women's PGA Championship came in 2022 with a tied for 60th place at 10-over par 294 (73-73-75-73). He has faced challenges in recent majors, missing multiple cuts, including the 2025 (75-75, +6) and the 2025 (69-78, +5). Following the 2023 season, He emphasized improvements in her short game to enhance consistency in major tournaments, contributing to stronger opening rounds in 2025 events like the U.S. Women's Open and The Evian Championship before late-round struggles.
YearChevron ChampionshipU.S. Women's OpenKPMG Women's PGA ChampionshipThe Evian ChampionshipAIG Women's Open
2015DNPT53 (68-74-73-73=288)DNPDNPDNP
2021DNPT57 (72-76-72-79=299, +15)CUTT38 (70-69-71-70=280, -4)MC (+7 after 36 holes)
2022DNPMC (73-74=+5)T60 (73-73-75-73=294, +10)DNPDNP
2023DNPDNPDNPDNPDNP
2024DNPDNPDNPDNPDNP
2025MC (75-75=+6)MC (69-78=+5)MC (74-81=+11)MC (69-78=+5)DNP

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