How Michelle Wie’s Golf Career Got RUINED By Doing This…
How Michelle Wie’s Golf Career Got RUINED By Doing This…
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The year 2002 marked a watershed moment when Michelle, on the verge of puberty, qualified for the LPGA’s Takefuji Classic, making her the youngest golfer ever to qualify for an LPGA event and setting the stage for her historic semifinal appearance at the U.S. Women’s Amateur Public Links. Amidst her academic pursuits at Punahou School, a prestigious private academy in Honolulu, Michelle began devoting more time to golf training in the spring of 2002. Her journey took her to the David Leadbetter Golf Academy in Bradenton, Florida.
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