No wins for Wie, but a sculpture instead; Donald Trump boosts a pro golf tour
Michelle Wie may not have a professional victory on her resume yet, but she has just about everything else. Especially now that Dunham Hills Golf Club in Harland, Mich., has put up a statue of her …
The U.S. Pro Golf Tour is getting a big boost now that it has announced a five-year strategic partnership with eclectic billionaire Donald Trump. Starting next year, the tour’s four major championships will carry a total purse of $10.1 million …
Annika Sorenstam is basking in the glow of her U.S. Women’s Open victory. The win pushes Sorenstam’s overall earnings to more than $20 million on the LPGA.
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Jenny
Unfornately it doesn't look anything like Michelle. Looks hideous. The body looks too big, nothing like Michelle at all and the head is too small.
I wouldn't feel flattered at all if I was Michelle
Jenny
In fact, Michelle should be flattered regardless of the quality. It is the very fact that they made a sculture honoring her that counts. At age 16, you have to do some heroic deeds (like Joan the Arc) to have a statue erected....
The rudderless ship (USS LPGA) is foundering again with no one at the helm.
Jay-
Joan of Arc actually won.
Not in the end.....she lost big time.
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