Michelle Wie has said she regrets not taking the year off to recover from a wrist injury that contributed to her abysmal LPGA Tour season …
“The only thing I would do differently [is] I wouldn’t have played this year. It’s as simple as that,” Wie told reporters at the Samsung World Championship. “The only thing I did wrong this year is that I did not take my injuries as seriously as I should have.”
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"Injuries"? Why the plural?
I expressed your sentiments exactly on Stacy's blog.
Stanley, Wie Warrior number one, came up with some really bizarre rationalizations.
It would seem that if, by her own admission, she had very little business playing at all in 2007, what is she doing at the 20 player Samsung?
She'll now be able to say that she really wasn't ready for prime time if she plays poorly as usual at the Samsung.
In her interview she stated that she is now healthy, wealthy and wise ...of course, she is having a lot of "fun" at Stanford. Lie we know...girls just wanna have fun. Hmm, let us see, four years at Stanford then another two years for post graduate work, then another six years for her doctorate and she will be 30 years old and ready to retire from the LPGA...that is if she ever joins. I found it interesting that "golly, gosh, gee" the LPGA qualifier was at the same time for the freshman to enter Stanford. Of course, Stanford had to be the number one priority because you are only a freshman one time at Stanford...I think I am going to get sick!! This bunny is really screwed up!