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The has put together a great photo gallery in their special Michelle Wie section of their online newspaper.
The gallery chronicals Michelle Wie’s years before she turned pro with local photographs taken by Hawaii local photographers.
The section starts at Age 10 when she shot a 9-under par 64 at her home course of Olomana, a shor 5,400 yard course. To when she was 15 and finished second to Annika Sorenstam in the LPGA Championship. This gallery has pictures of Michelle Wie from those years as well as all years in between.
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Michelle Wie is represented by the William Morris Agency and has had Ross Berlin as her agent for her first year as a professional golfer. The William Morris Agency just announced today that Ross Berlin will no longer be representing Michelle Wie and will return to the PGA tour.
Replacing Berlin for Wie will be Greg Nared who ESPN.com reports was a key element to Michelle Wie landing the multi-million dollar Nike endormsement deal.
Ross Berlin used to work for the PGA tour and left his tour job to join the William Morris and represent Michelle Wie. Greg Nared worked for Nike for years and joined William Morris not too long ago.
After reading that ESPN.com article it’s quite interesting to see how much these people get bounced around between extremely related positions and how their previous positions play into getting those they represent great deals and a lot of money!
We’ll see what this newest agent brings to the table and if it means more endorsements, I would imagine for sure it will mean a clothing line since the Nared guy was Nike’s business affairs manager for Tiger Woods. He’s got a clothing line, and a very successful one at that.
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Michelle Wie, seen here hitting from the desert surrounding the Bighorn Golf Club, is trying to make things happen to stay in contention at the Samsung World Championships.
After carding a quadruple bogey 8 on Thursday as well as and eagle to finish with only a 74 Michelle Wie came back on Friday to score an even par 72. She began the round with an early double that left her in a hole she needed to dig herself out of.
In an interview after the round Michelle said she felt as though she played a lot better than her score led on due to that early bogey. She’ll definitely be looking to keep that momentum going heading into the third round today.
Michelle Wie is busy chasing leaders Annika Sorenstam, Paula Creamer and Sophie Gustafson who all sit at 6 under.
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Akron Beakon Chimes in on the Samsung World Championship claiming Wie’s first year as a pro was a good one. Despite some of the bad publicity over the past year, Wie was 16 and finished in the top five in 6 of her 7 LPGA tournaments.
Golf365.com chimes in on Wie’s will to keep playing in the PGA tour events that she’s offered expemptions in.
Golf Digest recaps Michelle Wie’s first year as a pro.



