Dot Wong: Michelle Wie likely off LPGA Tour until May with injury
The chronic wrist injury that prompted Michelle Wie to withdraw from this week's Safeway International will likely keep her out of competition until the second week of May, according to recent media reports. The Stanford freshman, who took a leave of absence from the university this spring to focus on competition, aggravated the injury during a practice session earlier this month, according to Wie's managers at the William Morris Agency, as reported by ESPN.com …
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