(Reuters) - Lee Soo-min knows he saw the benevolent face of the Scottish weather on Thursday and the South Korean is glad to have opened with an impressive three-under-par 68 at the British Open before the wind makes life difficult at Royal Troon. Lee, who won the Shenzen International tournament in China in April, got his first taste of a links course at Stuart Castle last week, and the South Korean said he would treat the Open as a major learning curve for his career. "It's only my second time playing on a links course, so I need to learn playing on this type of course more often," he said on the Asian Tour website.
