Michelle wie

May 27th, 2022

Nearly two decades after Annika played Colonial, LPGA pros ponder taking on the men again

Annika Sorenstam, Ariya Jutanugarn, Babe Didrikson Zaharias, Brittany Lincicome, Colonial Country Club, Danielle Kang, Hannah Green, Lauren Stephenson, LPGA, Maria Fassi, Mel Reid, Michelle Wie, Patty Tavatanakit, Shirley Spork, Suzy Whaley

October 21st, 2021

‘Oh no, what are they saying?’: Women in golf reveal the ugly truth about social media

For many women in golf, social media invites a stronger and more personal form of criticism. Now they’re speaking up about it.

May 7th, 2020

Michelle Wie West preparing for birth of first child – and a possible return to golf in 2020

Michelle Wie West is expecting the birth of her first child this year. But now she’s also thinking about a return to the golf course shortly after.

March 19th, 2020

The most popular golf swing on YouTube doesn’t belong to Tiger Woods

You would think of all the golf swings you can find on YouTube that one from Tiger Woods would have the most popular. But according to one research project, you would be wrong.

March 5th, 2020

Michelle Wie West’s next stop: Golf Channel

This isn’t Wie West’s first time appearing in front of the camera for Golf Channel, nor is it her first television deal for 2020.

December 4th, 2019

Michelle Wie, Trevor Immelman joining CBS Sports as network continues golf overhaul

July 1st, 2019

Michelle Wie announces she is sitting out the remainder of 2019 season

The 28-year-old announced via social media her LPGA season has come to a painful end after only six months due to an ongoing injury to her right wrist.

June 21st, 2019

Michelle Wie admits she might be done after posting 84 at KPMG Women’s PGA Championship

Did the LPGA Tour’s biggest star just come to the realisation that her body, riddled with injury, won’t allow her to play at the highest level anymore?

May 30th, 2019

Golf instructor Hank Haney criticised for disparaging comments about US Women’s Open

Golf instructor Hank Haney was forced to address accusations of making racist, sexist comments on his radio show overnight, Australian time, ahead of this week’s US Women’s Open.

May 27th, 2019

Michelle Wie drops out of US Women’s Open with ailing wrist issue

Wie underwent surgery at the end of 2018 to treat an avulsion fracture, bone spurs and nerve entrapment in her right hand. Unfortunately, the injury returned early this season.

Michelle Wie’s injury struggles continue, forcing her to take more time away from golf

Michelle Wie’s status for first LPGA Major up in air as she WDs from Kia Classic

Michelle Wie undergoes surgery, out for the rest of 2018

C’MON AUSSIE: Is this the year the UL International Crown makes a real name for itself?

Michelle Wie withdraws from Evian Championship with wrist injury

What’s that patch on Rory McIlroy’s arm at Bellerive?

August 3rd, 2018

Minjee Lee leads, Michelle Wie withdraws mid-round at Women’s British Open

Australia’s Minjee Lee has continued her dalliance with links golf, snatching the opening-round lead in the Ricoh Women’s British Open with a seven-under 65 at Royal Lytham & St Annes.

July 18th, 2018

Brittany Lincicome finds support – and nerves – at Barbasol Championship

Brittany Lincicome will become the sixth woman to play in a US PGA Tour event.

June 2nd, 2018

LPGA pro Brittany Lincicome set to play in US PGA Tour event

Lincicome, 32, will be the fifth female professional to compete in a US PGA Tour event, joining Michelle Wie, Annika Sorenstam, Babe Zaharias and Suzy Whaley.

May 24th, 2018

Tiger Woods and Michelle Wie among 8 golfers to make ESPN’s World Fame 100 list

ESPN compiles the worldwide popularity contest through a combination of Google trend score, social media following, and endorsement money.

April 19th, 2018

Best Dressed Last Week on Tour: Michelle Wie

Playing in front of a hometown crowd in Hawaii at the Lotte Championship, Wie stuck to bold solids with vivid pops of colour.

March 7th, 2018

Mickelson, Woods and Wie bring a ‘Back to the Future’ quality to 2018

While the young bucks are still firmly in the picture, 2018 is shaping as a season when the old guard returns.

Leaderboard

The RSM Classic - 2025

Pos	Player	Tot	Thru	Rnd
1	Sami Valimaki	-23	F	4
2	Max McGreevy	-22	F	4
3	Ricky Castillo	-21	F	4
T4	Nico Echavarria	-19	F	4
T4	Lee Hodges	-19	F	4
T4	S.W. Kim	-19	F	4
T7	Zac Blair	-18	F	4
T7	Doug Ghim	-18	F	4
T7	Rico Hoey	-18	F	4
T7	Johnny Keefer	-18	F	4
T7	Andrew Novak	-18	F	4
T7	John Pak	-18	F	4
T7	J.T. Poston	-18	F	4
T7	Seamus Power	-18	F	4
T7	Patrick Rodgers	-18	F	4
T7	Sam Stevens	-18	F	4
T7	Michael Thorbjornsen	-18	F	4
T18	Mac Meissner	-17	F	4
T18	Keith Mitchell	-17	F	4
T18	Doc Redman	-17	F	4
T21	Eric Cole	-16	F	4
T21	Ben Martin	-16	F	4
T21	William Mouw	-16	F	4
T21	Ryan Palmer	-16	F	4
T25	Byeong Hun An	-15	F	4
T25	Hayden Buckley	-15	F	4
T25	Trey Mullinax	-15	F	4
T25	Henrik Norlander	-15	F	4
T25	Andrew Putnam	-15	F	4
T25	Antoine Rozner	-15	F	4
T25	Greyson Sigg	-15	F	4
T25	Webb Simpson	-15	F	4
T25	Davis Thompson	-15	F	4
T34	Harrison Endycott	-14	F	4
T34	Patrick Fishburn	-14	F	4
T34	Mark Hubbard	-14	F	4
T34	Patton Kizzire	-14	F	4
T34	Ben Kohles	-14	F	4
T34	Kris Ventura	-14	F	4
T34	Vince Whaley	-14	F	4
T41	Jonathan Byrd	-13	F	4
T41	Austin Eckroat	-13	F	4
T41	Brice Garnett	-13	F	4
T41	Chan Kim	-13	F	4
T41	Chris Kirk	-13	F	4
T41	Niklas Norgaard	-13	F	4
T47	Harris English	-12	F	4
T47	Matthew Riedel	-12	F	4
T47	Sam Ryder	-12	F	4
T47	Ben Silverman	-12	F	4
T51	Daniel Berger	-11	F	4
T51	Michael Brennan	-11	F	4
T51	Pi Coody	-11	F	4
T51	Quade Cummins	-11	F	4
T51	Mackenzie Hughes	-11	F	4
T51	Denny McCarthy	-11	F	4
T51	Troy Merritt	-11	F	4
T51	Jackson Suber	-11	F	4
T51	Jesper Svensson	-11	F	4
T51	Karl Vilips	-11	F	4
T51	Matt Wallace	-11	F	4
T62	Chad Ramey	-10	F	4
T62	Alex Smalley	-10	F	4
T64	Beau Hossler	-9	F	4
T64	Thomas Rosenmueller	-9	F	4
T64	Brandt Snedeker	-9	F	4
T67	Matt Kuchar	-8	F	4
T67	Matthieu Pavon	-8	F	4
T67	Davis Riley	-8	F	4
70	Adam Hadwin	-7	F	4
71	Chez Reavie	-6	F	4
T72	James Hahn	-2	F	4
T72	Brendan Valdes	-2	F	4
CUT	Blades Brown	-6	F	2
CUT	Rafael Campos	-6	F	2
CUT	Cristobal Del Solar	-6	F	2
CUT	Steven Fisk	-6	F	2
CUT	David Ford	-6	F	2
CUT	Lanto Griffin	-6	F	2
CUT	Chesson Hadley	-6	F	2
CUT	Nick Hardy	-6	F	2
CUT	Brian Harman	-6	F	2
CUT	Zach Johnson	-6	F	2
CUT	Peter Knade	-6	F	2
CUT	Martin Laird	-6	F	2
CUT	Luke List	-6	F	2
CUT	Kevin Roy	-6	F	2
CUT	Robert Streb	-6	F	2
CUT	Kevin Streelman	-6	F	2
CUT	Sahith Theegala	-6	F	2
CUT	Braden Thornberry	-6	F	2
CUT	Kevin Velo	-6	F	2
CUT	Camilo Villegas	-6	F	2
CUT	Danny Walker	-6	F	2
CUT	Car Young	-6	F	2
CUT	Mason Andersen	-5	F	2
CUT	Cameron Champ	-5	F	2
CUT	Trevor Cone	-5	F	2
CUT	Kyle Cottam	-5	F	2
CUT	Joel Dahmen	-5	F	2
CUT	Adrien Dumont de Chassart	-5	F	2
CUT	Dylan Frittelli	-5	F	2
CUT	Ryan Gerard	-5	F	2
CUT	Will Gordon	-5	F	2
CUT	Rikuya Hoshino	-5	F	2
CUT	Justin Lower	-5	F	2
CUT	Thorbjørn Olesen	-5	F	2
CUT	Matt Atkins	-4	F	2
CUT	Luke Clanton	-4	F	2
CUT	Taylor Dickson	-4	F	2
CUT	Noah Goodwin	-4	F	2
CUT	Harry Higgs	-4	F	2
CUT	Tom Hoge	-4	F	2
CUT	Stephan Jaeger	-4	F	2
CUT	Kevin Kisner	-4	F	2
CUT	Hayden Springer	-4	F	2
CUT	Adam Svensson	-4	F	2
CUT	Tim Widing	-4	F	2
CUT	Anders Albertson	-3	F	2
CUT	Ryan Blaum	-3	F	2
CUT	Joseph Bramlett	-3	F	2
CUT	Takumi Kanaya	-3	F	2
CUT	Jeremy Paul	-3	F	2
CUT	Paul Peterson	-3	F	2
CUT	Scott Piercy	-3	F	2
CUT	Robby Shelton	-3	F	2
CUT	Dylan Wu	-3	F	2
CUT	Frankie Capan III	-2	F	2
CUT	Will Chandler	-2	F	2
CUT	Tyler Duncan	-2	F	2
CUT	Ryo Hisatsune	-2	F	2
CUT	Kaito Onishi	-2	F	2
CUT	Isaiah Salinda	-2	F	2
CUT	Gordon Sargent	-2	F	2
CUT	David Skinns	-2	F	2
CUT	Tommy Gainey	-1	F	2
CUT	Joe Highsmith	-1	F	2
CUT	David Lipsky	-1	F	2
CUT	Taylor Montgomery	-1	F	2
CUT	Taylor Moore	-1	F	2
CUT	Chandler Phillips	-1	F	2
CUT	Kyle Westmoreland	-1	F	2
CUT	Jacob Bridgeman	E	F	2
CUT	Austin Cook	E	F	2
CUT	Vince Covello	E	F	2
CUT	Jason Dufner	E	F	2
CUT	Matt NeSmith	E	F	2
CUT	Bud Cauley	+1	F	2
CUT	George McNeill	+1	F	2
CUT	Ben Polland	+1	F	2
CUT	Adam Schenk	+2	F	2
CUT	Nick Watney	+2	F	2
CUT	Mason Howell	+3	F	2
CUT	Brendon Todd	+3	F	2
CUT	Davis Love III	+5	F	2
CUT	Matt Sanders	+11	F	2

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