Wie watches Park grab Women's Open lead
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In a U.S. Women's Open dominated by talk of teenagers, one of them wound up atop the leaderboard. And hardly anyone noticed.
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Michelle Wie had reason to feel old, and it had nothing to do with sore wrists and high scores. On her way to Pine Needles for the U.S. Women's Open, she drove past Legacy Golf Links, where the 17-year-old from Hawaii played her first tournament on the mainland at the U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links.
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Grace Park had four straight birdies on the back nine in a 6-under 66 that put her in a tie for the lead with Kim Saiki and Silvia Cavalleri after Thursday&#39;s opening round of the LPGA Asahi Ryokuken International Championship.
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Michelle Wie's latest attempt to make a PGA cut gets off to a bad start as she shoots 5-over 77 in the firstÃÂ round of the 84 Lumber Classic on Thursday.
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Michelle Wie feels all grown up now. She looked like she belonged on the PGA Tour, one shot better than the cut line with momentum on her side last year at the John Deere Classic. Then came a double bogey on her 15th hole with two shots into a bunker and three putts from 20 feet. Her next shot sailed far right of the green, smacking off a cart path. And after missing the cut by two shots, it was time to go home.
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Grace Park has four straight birdies on the back nine in a 6-under-par 66 that puts her in a tie for the lead after the opening round of the Asahi Ryokuken International Championship.
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For the second straight year Michelle Wie, now in 10th grade, will be playing against the best male players in the world when she tees it up Thursday in the Sony Open.
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Michelle Wie struggled to an 8-over 79 at the European Masters on Friday, missing the cut at a men's event for the ninth time in 10 attempts. The 16-year-old from Hawaii, who shot a 78 in Thursday's first round, finished at 15-over 157.
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South Korean native Grace Park follows through on her shot on the 18th hole during the first round of the CJ Nine Bridges Classic on Jeju Island, South Korea, Friday, Oct. 29, 2004.
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âBirdie queenâ Grace Park (Park Ji-eun, Nike Golf) has the perfect chance to blow away her âone win per seasonâ jinx. On October 15, during the first round of the Samsung World Championship (total
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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 started with three bogeys and finished with a birdie for a 2-over 74 Thursday in the opening round of the Women's British Open. By the time she walked off the 18th green at Royal Lytham, Wie was four strokes off the early clubhouse lead shared by Allison Hanna, Nina Reis and Europe's leading money winner this year, Gwladys Nocera.
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Teenage prodigy Michelle Wie will this  year play in her first Women's British Open on a special  exemption, the Ladies' Golf Union (LGU) said on Monday.
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Michelle Wie's attempts to become the first woman to make the cut on the PGA Tour in 61 years increasingly are taking on the look of folly, rather than soon-to-happen reality.
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PALM DESERT (California): Grace Park followed up her 10-under-par 62 with a five-under 67 Friday to seize a four-shot lead after two rounds of the $850,000 Samsung World Championship.
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Michelle Wie thought she was just eight shots off the lead when she walked into the recorders' hut at the end of her second round at the Women's British Open. Then the scorers showed her the rule book and explained why she was actually another two strokes back.
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SOUTHERN PINES, North Carolina  - Eighteen-year-old Brazilian Angela Park held on to her overnight lead but defending champion Annika Sorenstam made her presence felt with a 70 as the storm-hit first round of the U.S. Women's Open finally ended on Friday.