“I’m not even close to satisfied,” the 14-year-old Hawaiian sensation said. “It was one of those rounds where you got off to a good start, start making birdies, then I don’t know what happened after that.” Wie, the 2003 Women’s Amateur Public Links champion, was tied for 24th, seven strokes behind leader Tania [...]

We’re not too sure about the Donga headline, but we do know that Michelle Wie is playing in the 2004 Evian Masters, which begins tomorrow in Evian France.

Michelle Wie made three excellent plays to birdie the hole she double-bogeyed yesterday. Her play on the 16th put her at 3-under.

Michelle Wie finished the day at 1-under. She’s on the leaderboard and is in a good position to make a run at the top going into Saturday. In what would be an otherwise average day on the links, B.J. Wie may have cost his daughter two strokes.

Brittany Lincicome, an 18-year-old from Florida, fired a five-under-par 66 on Thursday to lead in the clubhouse as the first round was suspended due to darkness.

Michelle Wie, the 14-year-old sensation who played with the men of the PGA Tour in Hawaii this year, opened with an even-par [...]

The Charlotte Observer ran a nice Q&A piece on Michelle Wie showing her in a personal light beyond her golf game.

Q. After missing the cut at the 2003 Bank of America Colonial, Annika Sorenstam said she felt like she didn’t belong on the PGA Tour. What about you, looking down the line? I [...]

ESPN is currently running tape of their 2003 coverage of the LPGA U.S. Women’s Open. This morning Michelle Wie finished the round even shooting a 71 for the day.

We eat crow as Wie loses on the final hole of the Publinx Women’s Amateur.

Once again we’re at a loss of television coverage and it’s killing us. Complaints about Michelle Wie’s Women’s Open exemption were based on the fact that she hasn’t won anything. Shouldn’t this type of performance be rewarded? If she should win her second U.S. Amateur title critics better have their just desserts ready by their [...]

Earlier Friday, Wie beat Melissa Martin 3 and 1 in the second round, finishing just before the first of two rain delays stopped play for nearly three hours and prevented one third-round match from being completed