Michelle Wie

Michelle Wie, in Phil Mickelsonesque fashion, thrills and ... The Star-Ledger - NJ.com Michelle is just Wie bit from top of money list The Desert Sun It's time Wie escape her no-win situation Honolulu Advertiser WorldGolf.com - Yahoo! Sports

 HI HONOLULU -- Hawaii golfer Michelle Wie posted a 3-under par Friday at the LPGA Tour's Sybase Classic in New Jersey. Wie carded four birdies and one bogey at the Upper Montclair Country Club. The round put her at 5-under and tied for sixth with four ...

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By Staff Reports Michelle Wie, a full-fledged LPGA rookie after earning her tour card in the most recent qualifying school, seemed to bristle when asked whether she would make any changes if permitted to re-do the past few years. ... Wie will play Women's British Open Honolulu Star-Bulletin

Ochoa Nails Corona Title Again After Holding Off Pettersen AHN GOLF: Ochoa leads by one; Wie tied for 2nd Atlanta Journal Constitution Ochoa lead Corona Championship The Associated Press CharlotteObserver.com - Honolulu Advertiser

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 HI HONOLULU -- Hawaii's Michelle Wie followed a sensational first round with another under-par round Friday at the Corona Championship to be tied for the clubhouse lead after the second round. Wie carded three birdies and a bogey for a 71 at the Tres ...

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AP Defending champion Lor-ena Ochoa shot a bogey-free 8-under 65 on Thursday to take a one-stroke lead over Michelle Wie and Na Yeon Choi after the first round of the LPGA Tour's Corona Championship in Morelia, Mexico. Wie, who started on No. ... Honolulu Advertiser - Honolulu Advertiser

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27, 2009 06:02 PM The notion of rebirth seems ridiculous. Michelle Wie is still a teenager, far too young for a new beginning. But ready or not, here it comes. The LPGA is banking on this one. Wie is 19 now, and her life is full of changes. ... Honolulu Star-Bulletin - KGMB9

By armchairgolfer@gmail.com (The Armchair Golfer) Stacy Lewis (The Woodlands, Texas) Amy Yang (Seoul, South Korea) Anna Grzebien (Marragansett, R.I.) Beth Bader (Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.) Sophie Giquel (Lyon, France) Shiho Oyama (Japan) Lisa Strom (North Wales, Pa.) Michelle Wie (Honolulu, Hawaii) Mollie Fankhauser (Columbus, Ohio)

By evossman Michelle Wie is set to start in her 4th Sony Open in Honolulu, Hawaii at the Waialae Country Club. ... We recently looked at whether the Sony Open is a must win for Michelle Wie and what both a win and a loss for Wie would mean. ...

By evossman Michelle Wie is hoping to make her first PGA cut in the upcoming week at the 2007 Sony Open in Honolulu Hawaii at the Waialae Country Club. Last year didn’t go so well as Michelle Wie failed to make the cut in her season opener in both ...

 WY - year, she played in the final group at an LPGA major. ... Wie also had a chance to qualify for the US Open ... Her next start will be the Sony Open in Honolulu on Jan. ...

KOREAN ski resort Pyeongchang received a boost overnight in its bid to win the right to host the 2014 Olympic Winter Games as teenage golf star Michelle Wie ... Wie backs Korean 2014 Games bid BBC Sport Korean paper: Wie agrees to be honorary ambassador Honolulu Advertiser

By Maria Starr “No one really believed me,” Wie says on her Web site. “Now that I got into Stanford…it was one of my dreams, ... Wie hails from Honolulu, Hawaii and turned pro last year. ... Unlike Woods, Wie fully intends on completing her degree. ...

Michelle Wie celebrated her first victory of the year -- she got accepted to Stanford. The 17-year-old senior at Punahou School in Honolulu said Tuesday she would enroll in the fall, dispelling any talk she would concentrate exclusively on her professional golf career once she finished...

Michelle Wie celebrated her first victory of the year - she got accepted to Stanford. The 17-year-old senior at Punahou School in Honolulu said Tuesday she would enrol in the fall, dispelling any talk she would concentrate exclusively on her professional golf career once she finished hi...

 NC - Dec 19, 2006 Michelle Wie celebrated her first victory of the year - she got accepted to Stanford. The 17-year-old senior at Punahou School in Honolulu said Tuesday she ...

Michelle Wie celebrated her first victory of the year - she got accepted to Stanford. The 17-year-old senior at Punahou School in Honolulu said Tuesday she would enroll in the fall, dispelling any talk she would concentrate exclusively on her professional golf career once she finished h...

Michelle Wie celebrated her first victory of the year — she got accepted to Stanford. The 17-year-old senior at Punahou School in Honolulu said today she would enroll in the fall, dispelling any talk she would concentrate exclusively on her professional golf career once she finished hig...

Michelle Wie celebrated her first victory of the year—she got accepted to Stanford. The 17-year-old senior at Punahou School in Honolulu said Tuesday she would enroll in the fall, dispelling any talk she would concentrate exclusively on her professional golf career once she finished h...

Michelle Wie celebrated her first victory of the year _ she got accepted to Stanford. The 17-year-old senior at Punahou School in Honolulu said Tuesday she would enroll in the fall, dispelling any talk she would concentrate exclusively on her professional golf career once she finished h...

Michelle Wie celebrated her first victory of the year -- she got accepted to Stanford. The 17-year-old senior at Punahou School in Honolulu said Tuesday she would enroll in the fall, dispelling any talk she would concentrate exclusively on her professional golf career once she finished...

Michelle Wie celebrated her first victory of the year -- she got accepted to Stanford. The 17-year-old senior at Punahou School in Honolulu said Tuesday she would enroll in the fall, dispelling any talk she would concentrate exclusively on her professional golf career once she finished...