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Daniel Chopra won his first PGA Tour title at the Ginn sur Mer Classic yesterday. He finished at 19 under to beat Fredrik Jacobsen and Shigeki Mauryama by one shot …
“It’s amazing,” Chopra told reporters. “It’s something that I’ve dreamed about for a long time.”
A persisting wrist injury will keep Michelle Wie out of next month’s Casio World Open, one of the most lucrative men’s tournaments on the Japanese tour. Wie has struggled with the injury all season …
In the TravelGolf.com This Week podcast, host Dave Berner talks to National Golf Editor Tim McDonald about pulling yourself out of a golf slump.
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§ AFY
said on : 10/30/07 @ 12:43
Maybe the Wie camp is getting some sense what ever the excuse is!! -
§ Brooklyn said on : 10/30/07 @ 15:54
Are you sure it was the Wie Camp? Maybe the Casio people realized a Wie appearance fee is not a wise investment--perhaps they made the call telling her to stay in school.
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§ Joe Cool said on : 10/30/07 @ 22:03
Ever sense the "tripping accident" in Palo Alto, California, rumors have persisted. I guess only MW can explain why she was running backwards in a strange environment early in the morning. To quote Forest Gump..."stupid is as stupid does." I believe the main reason that her wrist injury still has not healed is the fact that she did not take the injury serious and certainly did not do the rehab that was necessary. You really wonder what the "Wie Camp" is doing to help MW career. I think 2008 will be a comedy of errors for Michelle...unfortunately!
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