Michelle Wie

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Michelle Wie and Tadd Fujikawa also have competed and created their share of buzz. Wie shot a 68 in 2004 — the lowest ever by a woman in a PGA Tour event ... and more »

Brian Hammons and Dottie Pepper are at the Turtle Bay Resort in Oahu, Hawaii to preview this week's LPGA event the SBS Open where Michelle Wie ... sling.com

By AP LYTHAM ST. ANNES, England » Hawaii golfer Michelle Wie will play at the Women's British Open this summer. The LPGA Tour rookie confirmed yesterday she will be in the field at Royal Lytham on July 30-Aug. 2. The 19-year-old finished third at the ...

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Michelle Wie is back on the tour for the first time since the SBS Open at Turtle Bay in Hawaii. "The course is in good condition," she said. "I played here on Sunday. From Sunday to now it's been a great improvement. The fairways are in good condition. ... Wie trades books for clubs Honolulu Advertiser

 SC Notes | Michelle Wie is making her second start of the season. She was second in the season-opening SBS Open in Hawaii, losing the final-round lead in a three-stroke loss to Angela Stanford. Winless in 48 LPGA Tour events, Wie is ranked 84th. ...

 Singapore Stanford, who in Hawaii last month denied Michelle Wie her first LPGA victory, picked up six birdies to make up for double-bogeying the 18th in round two. Creamer mixed four birdies with four bogeys, the last of them on the final hole, while Park had a ...

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Stanford, who in Hawaii last month denied Michelle Wie her first LPGA victory, picked up six birdies to make up for double-bogeying the 18th in round two. Creamer mixed four birdies with four bogeys, the last of them on the final hole, while Park had a ...

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 - Michelle Wie, following her second runner-up finish at the SBS Open in her home state of Hawaii. "When she made the mistake on 11, she didn’t rebound. ...

KAHUKU, Hawaii (AFP) — Hello Michelle Wie. Goodbye Annika Sorenstam. Good luck tournament sponsors. Look out Lorena Ochoa. That's where the LPGA Tour stands ... Does Michelle Wie version 2.0 still have glitches and is Tiger ... WorldGolf.com

 - By BRIAN HEWITT Calling it a “new dawn” top 100 instructor David Leadbetter pronounced Monday that Michelle Wie was fit and “rarin’ to go” for her LPGA ... No big promos for LPGA ‘rookie’ Wie Sports Business Journal (subscription) LPGA Tour opens Thursday in Hawaii Villages Daily Sun

 - Michelle Wie, on her return to Hawaii, and the LPGA’s first full-field event, the SBS Open. "When he starts playing in March, I don’t think you’ll see a ...

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 Bill Jempty Michelle Wie finished 7th at LPGA Qualifying school. From AP- Michelle Wie has earned a spot on the LPGA Tour. The 19-year-old from Hawaii overcame a miserable start Sunday with a safe finish for a 2-over 74 that had her comfortably among the top 20 at the LPGA qualifying tournament. Wie has be...

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Surprising Min leads LPGA Championship Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, PA - Michelle Wie was anything but that. The 17-year-old from Hawaii finished before the leaders even arrived at Bulle Rock, and left unanswered was whether she ...