Michelle Wie

Notes: Ochoa opened her season with a victory in the Honda LPGA Thailand, her 25th US LPGA Tour title. She tied for 12th in the Nabisco. ... Lincicome is in the field along with Michelle Wie, second-ranked Yani Tseng, No. 4 Paula Creamer, No. ...

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Michelle Wie, hoping to make the traditional pond jump as taken by the winner of the Kraft Nabisco Championship. Wie finished 25 shots off the pace. “I have some fast carpet in my basement that I'll be working on quite a bit because those greens are so ...

But like the LPGA Tour that she headlines, Ochoa is struggling to find her mojo. In defending her second major title, the Kraft Nabisco Championship, Ochoa has introduced her legions of fans here to her less saintly side. As she has all week, ... The Desert Sun - Honolulu Star-Bulletin

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Among the more affable golfers on the LPGA Tour, they are famous for their high spirits and low scores. Lorena Ochoa, the defending champion, shot a second-round 73 and is eight shots off the lead. But on Friday, during the second round of the Kraft ...

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 ND AP) Brittany Lincicome (LIN'-sih-kohm) birdied four of the first five holes on the way to a 6-under 66 in the LPGA's Kraft Nabisco Championship. That gives her a one-shot lead after the first round in the first major of the season. Michelle Wie (wee) ...

Facts & faces  NY Michelle Wie finished the opening round of the Kraft Nabisco Championship in Rancho Mirage, Calif., the first major of the LPGA Tour season, at 1-under 71. Brittany Lincicome shot a 6-under 66 to take the lead and Angela Stanford was one stroke back, ...

Webb's win should give her some much needed confidence as the tour plays its first major this week, the Kraft Nabisco Championship, which Webb has twice won. SHE'LL GET OVER IT: Coming off a runner-up showing in her 2009 debut, Michelle Wie never got ...

Turns out all the finger-nail biting surrounding whether Michelle Wie would qualify for the LPGA’s first 2009 major, the Kraft Nabisco Championship, was a lot of wasted angst. Even though Wie is now a card-carrying member of the LPGA, ...

By golfforbeginners@aol.com Michelle Wie has fallen to seventeenth position dropping beneath rival Morgan Pressel in the latest Rolex Rankings. Although her cast has been removed, it is unknown if Wie's wrist will be in perfect working condition for the Kraft Nabisco, the first LPGA major of 2007.