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What's Hot in Golf | Golfuncut.com Golf Video Newshttp://www.golfuncut.com/2008/07/lpga-veterans-question-wie.html [What's Hot in Golf | Golfuncut.com Golf Video News] Wie's last appearance on the LPGA Tour was at the State Farm Classic two weeks ago. She was disqualified for failing to sign her second-round scorecard after being a shot off the lead going into the final round.

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Dot Wonghttp://www.worldgolf.com/blogs/dot.wong/2008/07/30/lpga_vets_come_out_against_michelle_wie_ [Dot Wong] LPGA vets come out against Michelle Wie's PGA Tour decision: WorldGolf.com blogger Dot Wong keeps golf fans up to date on the latest breaking news reports from the PGA, LPGA and European Tours. Each day Dot scans the leading golf media outlets and she brings you the best stories from around the globe.

Michelle Wie Blog[Michelle Wie Blog] Annika Sorenstam is not holding back on the topic of Michelle Wie ...: Michelle was not granted an exemption for Sunningdale, although she did have a chance of qualifying at the State Farm Classic, an LPGA Tour event in Springfield, Illinois, 11 days ago. True to Wie form, she was one shot off the lead after three rounds, then was disqualified for not having signed her second-round scorecard until after she had left the recording area.

geoffshackelford.comhttp://www.geoffshackelford.com/homepage/2008/7/24/the-rules-are-the-rules.html [geoffshackelford.com] "The rules are the rules.": Another way to build enough flexibility into the rule to allow for situations like this to be corrected would be to amend the rule to read that a player is deemed to have submitted his final scorecard when it is completed, _signed_, and submitted to the committee. A separate paragraph or corollary could be written to deal with the issue of an unsigned card...perhaps that any player who submits an unsigned card must correct his/her error before play begins on the subsequent round, or within a reasonable time after conclusion of play in the final round, or be disqualified.

Posted Sports[Posted Sports] Golf: Woe is Michelle Wie: The part-time Stanford student was disqualified on Saturday for failing to sign her second-round scorecard in the scoring area. Wie was one stroke back of the leader headed into the final round.

clubhusband.com - Daily Dose of Wisdomhttp://blog.clubhusband.com/2008/07/lpga-doesnt-want-to-be-major-player.html [clubhusband.com - Daily Dose of Wisdom] LPGA doesn't want to be a major player - Michele Wie disqualified: The 2008 LPGA Rules of Play define the scoring area as the roped area defining the boundary of the scoring tent. Supplementary rules of play stipulate that the scoring area boundary may instead be defined by a white line, which has the effect of decreasing the size of the scoring area.

teeoff Post[teeoff Post] Tseng grabs lead at LPGA State Farm Classic; Wie DQ’d: Futcher followed a second round 64 with a six-under, 66, to take sole possession of second place.  She will try to overtake the rookie for her first career victory.  In third place, Hee-Won Han set a tournament record with a round of 61, 11-under par.  Han birdied seven of the first eight holes and made four more after the turn to finish the bogey-free round. 

Abritishman's Webloghttp://abritishman.wordpress.com/2008/07/20/yes-shes-learning-but-she-still-appears-to-be-so-dumb/ [Abritishman's Weblog] Yes She’s Learning But She Still Appears To Be So Dumb ”¦”¦”¦.!:  With   this  incident  now   befalling   Wie  in  competition   one   has  to  wonder  what  else   can  go   wrong  with   her  at  this   juncture   that    won’t   create  a   stir    on   the  LPGA   Tour  ?   With   each  passing   incident   it   can  only  be  a  matter   of   time   before   many   will  begin   to  consider   whether    or   not   Michelle   Wie    just   a  phenom   whose  yet   to    live   up   to  her   potential . Or    indeed   just   another   put   upon     self   absorbed   young   athlete  who   can   no  longer  handle   real   adversity   when  it  comes  their  way.    When   so   much   is   foisted    upon    someone   with  such   a   prodigious   talent.   It  can  only   be  matter   of  time    before    we’re    able  to    assess   whether    or   not  they’re   capable   of   proving  themselves   at  all.    Though   now    playing   the   LPGA  Tour   only   part  time   while   she   attends    Stanford  University.      Many  of   Wie’s    obligations  with   regard to   playing    on   the   tour    will   come   through    sponsorship   exemptions   or  through    the   schedule   that   has  been  set   up   for   her    by   agent.    Wie’s   still   an   attraction  on  the   LPGA   Tour    but   for   how   long   will   the   fans   be  willing   witness   much   to   their   chagrin,   her   lackluster   performances    thus   far.      It’s  a   learning   process   but   it’d    appear   that   the  learing   curve    hasn’t  yet   reached   its  peak  for   Wie. 

Trueversy[Trueversy] Daily Dose: 07/28/08: “We do believe that Michelle Wie belongs to the family of the Evian Masters,” tournament director Jacques Bungert told The Associated Press. “I have a great relationship with Michelle and her family because we have been talking about her future even before she became so famous.”

Hooked on Golfhttp://hookedongolf.wordpress.com/2008/07/24/michelle-wie-to-play-on-pga-tour-again/ [Hooked on Golf] Michelle Wie to play on PGA Tour again: She was a shot off the lead going into the final round when Tour officials discovered that she had left the scoring area without signing her scorecard after Friday’s second round. Wie finished her round Saturday, and after officials spoke with her about the scorecard problem, she was disqualified.

Miscellaneous Rambling: Jim Chiaffredo[Miscellaneous Rambling: Jim Chiaffredo] Wie, Wie, Wie, all the way home, already.: I’ll even admit Wie has had some pretty impressive finishes in the middle of a couple other embarrassing moments in her career and showed signs of improvement this past weekend at the State Farm Classic in Illinois. She was a shot off the lead going into the final round when, finally, Tour officials discovered that she had left the scoring area without signing her scorecard after Friday's second round.

Tim Blair always online! http://timjblair.spaces.live.com Military-Veterans-Media-Press News blog: Seattle, Washington UShttp://timjblair.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!B71A619F97F176BD!114947.entry [Tim Blair always online! http://timjblair.spaces.live.com Military-Veterans-Media-Press News blog: Seattle, Washington US] kitv: T2 At LPGA State Farm Classic Hawaii's Michelle Wie shoots herself into contention with a 65 at the LPGA State Farm Classic in Springfield, Ill. MORE DETAILS: .

Free Drophttp://freedrop.wordpress.com/2008/07/19/wie-dqed/ [Free Drop] Wie DQ’ed: The other problem I have is that Michelle didn’t know that once she left that tent she wasn’t allowed to sign the card. She should have immediately called a rules official rather than just signing the card.

Tim Blair always online! Military-Veterans-Media-Press organizing the world's News & blog. Seattle, Washington usa "daylife"http://timjblair.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!B71A619F97F176BD!115867.entry [Tim Blair always online! Military-Veterans-Media-Press organizing the world's News & blog. Seattle, Washington usa "daylife"] tb: Wie, who is 18 and attends Stanford part-time, has no status on any tour. She has only one sponsor's exemption left this year.

Sports Guru[Sports Guru] GOLF ON TV THIS WEEKEND - 7/19 AND 7/20: If AP or the LPGA pros bothered to check, they would have famous the British Open qualifier was sandwiched between two LPGA tournaments Michelle was entered in. It is very hard to be in Toledo on Sunday, The UK on Monday, and back to play in Springfield Algonquin on weekday for a pro-am.

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