LOS ANGELES (AP) — To ask Michelle Wie West what she is up to these days is not likely to yield a short answer. When she is not chasing around 2-year-old daughter McKenna or learning to …
After 14 years, five LPGA Tour wins and a major championship, Michelle Wie West has decided to close the book on her playing career. For now. A former prodigy who at 10 years old became the …
One day after suffering some dizzy spells on her way to an opening round 75 at the Ana Inspiration, Michelle Wie rallied on Friday to make the cut of the season’s first major. Wie shot a …
The LPGA Tour enacted a dress code midseason in 2017 and it was met with some pushback from many of the players on the circuit immediately. And it would appear those hard feelings haven’t softened …
Trying to overcome a six-shot lead is much more difficult when your appendix feels like it’s about to burst. Unfortunately, that was the situation Michelle Wie found herself in on Sunday before the final round …
Michelle Wie’s playing days are not over, but while she’s spending time away from the competitive game as an expectant mother, she will still be busy in professional golf. Golf Channel announced on Wednesday that Wie …
Michelle Wie made her maiden broadcast debut earlier this year as an analyst on Golf Channel during the Solheim Cup matches, and it appears that her time in the studio will be looked back upon as …
Sunday singles matches at team competitions routinely result in captains making strategic plays with their lineups that almost inevitably turn one captain into a genius and one into the goat. This past weekend’s Solheim Cup was …
2019 for Michelle Wie has been a frustrating stop-and-start season that has resulted in extended breaks, crises of confidence and questions about her future in the game. On Friday, Wie announced that in an effort to …
Michelle Wie’s ongoing struggles with a right hand and wrist injury reached a tipping point on Thursday at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship at Hazeltine National Golf Club. Making her first start back on the LPGA …
Golf instructor Hank Haney found himself in the midst of a firestorm on Wednesday thanks to comments he made during his SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio show, Hank Haney Golf Radio. Joined by co-host Steve Johnson, the …
The latest domino to fall in Michelle Wie’s long and tumultuous road back to the LPGA Tour is her official withdrawal from next week’s U.S. Women’s Open. Posting to her Instagram page, Wie said that while …
Michelle Wie’s health struggles continued this week as she posted on social media that she will be taking more time away from professional golf in the hopes that she can return when she is fully healthy …
Michelle Wie’s stop-and-start beginning to the 2019 season has added a new wrinkle ahead of this week’s first major championship, the ANA Inspiration. Wie, who has been sidelined with lingering pain stemming from her surgically-repaired right hand …
Michelle Wie is officially off the market. The most recognizable female golfer on the planet got engaged over the weekend, saying “yes” to her boyfiend, Jonnie West, son of NBA legend Jerry West. Wie shared her …
Michelle Wie has once again been bitten by the injury bug. In just her second start since having surgery in October, Wie played the first 14 holes of HSBC Women’s World Championship in 10-over par before withdrawing …
Michelle Wie celebrated her 29th birthday last week, but the celebration was short-lived as the LPGA superstar announced on social media on Thursday that she would be sidelined for the remainder of the 2018 season after …
Michelle Wie’s 2018 will come to an end majorless. A promising start to the year that saw the biggest name in the women’s game knock off career victory No. 5 at the HSBC Women’s World Championship and …
Michelle Wie was “devastated” on Thursday to withdraw mid-round from the Ricoh Women’s British Open citing an injured hand. Wie was 7-over par through 12 holes when the pain became too much for her to handle. …
Highlighted by a 35-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole, Michelle Wie posted a final-round 7-under 65 to capture the HSBC Women’s World Championship by one stroke over Nelly Korda, Danielle Kang, Brooke Henderson and Jenny …
