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Comment from: Ron Mon [Member] Email
Sad news about Wie. Evidently her handlers have bills to pay. Has she considered the Futures Tour? To build up confidence with a win or two would do nice things for the least-developed element of her game.
07/19/07 @ 06:34
Comment from: BV [Visitor]
The "best-developed" part of her game? Marketing...by a long chalk! ;) Oh well, I'm sure there are folks who'll weigh in and say how much Ms Wie "deserved" these exemptions! Rotflmao @ that!
07/19/07 @ 13:45
Comment from: Joe Cool [Visitor] Email
If Michelle's wrist hasn't healed in five months, it will not be ready for the Evian or the Open. This is another bad decision by the Wie Team. Of course, if you have someone who says "I wanna play because that is what I love to do" good luck. Leadbetter is going to milk the job as long as he can at $1800.00 per hour plus travel expenses...who can blame him. The Wie saga continues.
07/19/07 @ 18:55
Comment from: putt4par [Visitor] Email
The most amazing part of the Wie saga as Joe Cool cals it, is that despite his (and everyone elses) apparent aversion to all things Wie, none of you seem to be able to refrain from bitching about her, watching all news about her etc.

Amazing, that antipathy.
07/23/07 @ 12:20

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