Alison Lee is set to make her much-anticipated comeback at the Aramco Houston Championship, the fourth stop on the PIF Global Series, held at Golfcrest Country Club from September 5–7. For the first time since giving birth earlier this year, the American star will peg it up in front of a home crowd hungry to see her back in action.

Lee, now 30, isn’t easing back into the game quietly. This is a player who’s made the Aramco stage her own in recent years, with two Ladies European Tour victories in the Aramco Team Series—Sotogrande in 2021 and Riyadh in 2023. If there’s ever been a golfer who knows how to make a splash in these Saudi-backed showcases, it’s her.

“It feels great to be back competing, and to do so on US soil makes it even more special. Becoming a mum has been an incredible experience, and I’m grateful for the support of my family as well as Golf Saudi. I can’t wait to test myself against such a strong field in Houston and I’m absolutely raring to get back to doing what I love,” said Lee.

A Career That Keeps Delivering

Alison Lee’s résumé reads like a reminder of just how gifted she is. Twice she’s earned a spot on Team USA’s Solheim Cup roster, in 2015 and 2024, and twice she’s walked away on the winning side. Her ability to shine both individually and as part of a team has made her one of the most reliable competitors on tour.

And now, she returns with even more at stake: her first test as both professional golfer and new mother, with her son born in April. Throw in the fact that it’s on American soil, and the story practically writes itself. This isn’t just another tournament for Lee—it’s a homecoming.

The Aramco Houston Championship

The Aramco Houston Championship is more than just another date on the Ladies European Tour calendar. As the first Texas event in the PIF Global Series, it underscores Golf Saudi’s push to give women’s golf the stage it deserves. With Lee headlining and the full line-up still to be announced, the buzz is already building.

The PIF Global Series itself has been billed as a trailblazer, creating new opportunities and global exposure for female golfers. For Golf Saudi ambassador Alison Lee, who has played a prominent role in promoting the women’s game worldwide, Houston feels like the right place and the right time to return.

Fans Get Their Chance

Tickets are now on sale, starting at $15 for Friday, $20 for Saturday and Sunday, or $50 for a full weekend pass. For a player of Lee’s calibre making her comeback in front of a home crowd, that’s pocket-change for what promises to be an emotional and potentially historic week.