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Michelle Wie in seventh at Ladies German Open; Goggin leads the Memorial
Michelle Wie is in seventh place at the Ladies German Open after shooting an opening round 4-under-par 68 yesterday. She trails the leader, Nina Reis of Sweden, by four strokes …
“I felt l was a little bit Rusty,” Wie told reporters after her round. “But I am happy with how I played today.”
On the PGA Tour, Mathew Goggin is the early leader at the Memorial. Goggin carded a 7-under 65 to go one-up on Kenny Perry and Jerry Kelly. Goggin needed only nine putts over his final nine holes …
Meanwhile, Scott Strange shot an 8-under-par 63 Thursday to lead the Wales Open. The 31-year-old Australian is one stroke ahead of Edoardo Molinari …
At GolfEurope.com, Tim McDonald writes about golf in Sweden.
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Comment from: Joe Cool [Visitor] 
It was very frustrating, I just couldn't get anything going. I hit a couple irons a little harder than I thought. I left a lot out there. I'm not playing up to my potential. And I just really have to shoot well tomorrow," she said.
I have been hearing this same old story for the past four years!
I have been hearing this same old story for the past four years!
06/01/08 @ 01:27
Comment from: MIke [Visitor]
Although I am not a MW fan, she did play consistantly in Germany
06/03/08 @ 15:33
Comment from: Alex [Visitor]
The LET is at best a third-rate tour. The course in Munich wasn't much more than a pitch-and-putt resort layout.
But I'll give Bubbles this much credit. She has found her niche. She belongs playing on a developmental tour like the LET. The Duramed tour would also suit her game.
Even in this woefully weak field, she could do no better than sixth against a bunch of no-names. She started off four shots out of the lead and ended up seven shots out of first. She was never in contention for a victory.
That level is where she belongs. I guess it's better late than never.
Alex USMC 1969-73
But I'll give Bubbles this much credit. She has found her niche. She belongs playing on a developmental tour like the LET. The Duramed tour would also suit her game.
Even in this woefully weak field, she could do no better than sixth against a bunch of no-names. She started off four shots out of the lead and ended up seven shots out of first. She was never in contention for a victory.
That level is where she belongs. I guess it's better late than never.
Alex USMC 1969-73
06/03/08 @ 17:29
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