Wie blames poor putting for opening 77
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FARMINGTON, Pennsylvania  - Michelle Wie blamed   poor putting for a five-over-par 77 in the opening round at the   84 Lumber Classic on Thursday.
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Michelle Wie hooked her tee shots, played erratically out of bunkers and unraveled on the par-3s in the first round of the European Masters in Crans-Sur-Sierre, Switzerland and is facing another missed cut playing against men.
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By DOUG FERGUSON  PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. - John Mallinger was on the wrong course at the right time, starting so early that he dodged the worst of the wind along the ocean holes on his way to a 7-under 65 and a share of the lead Thursday in the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
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South Korean Charlie Wi recovered from an early triple bogey to claw his way back to the top of the leaderboard on six-under-par midway through the Honda Classic second round at Palm Beach Gardens on Friday.
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Michelle Wie fires an 11-over-par 83 during the third round of the LPGA Championship at Bulle Rock on Saturday, leaving her in last place by five shots and uncertain whether an ailing left wrist will keep her out of the final round.
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Michelle Wie shot a 7-over 78 Thursday in the first round of the European Masters, hurting her chances of making the cut in the men's event.
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Jeff Sluman&#39;s putter worked well enough to give him a share of the lead, and Paul Azinger&#39;s blade let him down when he needed it the most.
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CRANS-SUR-SIERRE, Switzerland  - Michelle Wie's   first appearance on the European Tour ended in crushing   disappointment on Friday when the Hawaiian teenager crashed out   of the European Masters and finished in last place.
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She was playing in the 84 Lumber Classic and, for a while Friday, it appeared Michelle Wie might shoot an 84.
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This might have been one of the few times Michelle Wie was happy with a 73 on the LPGA Tour.
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For two days, watching Michelle Wie meander around Bulle Rock Golf Course was reminiscent of Dean Smith's infamous "four-corner" offense. A series of hybrids and 3-woods off the tee was an insurance policy against shooting higher than 75.
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If Michelle Wie had not been trading  shots with the PGA Tour elite at the $4.8 million Sony Open on  Friday, the 15-year-old golfing prodigy would have been at high  school studying for exams.
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PALM DESERT, Calif. âWhile Annika Sorenstam rallied for a victory at the LPGA Samsung World Golf Tournament yesterday at Bighorn Golf Club, Michelle Wie entered the record book.
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Michelle Wie might start her 2008 season in Hawaii, but not at the Sony Open. Wie, who has played the PGA Tour event every year since 2004, did not receive one of the four unrestricted sponsor exemptions, tournament director Ray Stosik said Thursday.
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OAKMONT, Pennsylvania  - Phil Mickelson, nursing a sore left wrist for the last two weeks, was the biggest name to miss the U.S. Open cut after battling to a seven-over-par 77 in Friday's second round.
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Michelle Wie was hoping to make the cut but ended up just trying not to finish last.
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Brett Quigley, Stewart Cink, Tom Byrum  and Hank Kuehne fired four-under-par 66s to share the  first-round lead at the Sony Open while champion Ernie Els and  teen-ager Michelle Wie were buffeted by Thursday's gusty winds.