Michelle Wie Wins!

Circle these dates in 2009
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John Daly smashed one tee shot off the top of a beer can during a pro-am event. At another tournament, he returned from a rain delay with Tampa Bay Buccaneers Coach Jon Gruden as his caddie.
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Tournament director Ray Stosik said Michelle Wie, now a 19-year-old student at Stanford, would not be playing the Sony Open for the second straight year.
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The soon to be First Golfer isn’t exactly the best golfer. On vacation in Hawaii, Obama shows off his game. Still, it’s better than his bowling
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Bruce Arthur: Was it a fun year? Yes, and no. Sure, there was a fair amount of pay-no-attention-to-the-man-behind-the-curtain repression at the Olympics, and Sean Avery violated the virgin ears of the hockey community, and Terrell Owens is still hanging around. But that doesn’t mean it couldn’t be funny
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A new year and season is approaching so Steve Elling and Ross Devonport decide to mix things up and play commissioner for a day. The fellas discuss the FedEx Cup, equipment, rules and tournaments.
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HONOLULU (AP) _ Sony Open tournament director Ray Stosik says Hawaii golfer Michelle Wie won’t be playing in next month’s event. The 19-year-old Stanford student is getting ready for her next school quarter. Wie played her hometown PGA Tour event four straight years, but she never made the cut.
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From Beijing to Williamsport, Pa., to New Orleans, Hawaii more than left its mark on the sports world in 2008. Golfer Michelle Wie, Olympic volleyball gold medalist Clay Stanley, the Rainbow Wahine volleyball team’s success and Hula Bowl’s future are among those that didn’t make the cut in a very competitive field:
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Hayley Turner’s achievement at becoming the first female jockey to ride a century of winners in Britain has to be given the credit it is due. The Nottingham-born 25-year-old competes off a level playing field directly against her male counterparts in a sport where strength is a key issue.
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While the good stuff is chilling for the evening fare, let us raise the last of the eggnog and recall all that made the 2008 golf season memorable.
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