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Michelle Wie: I've figured out why she can't finish strong


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So Michelle hits any decent shot. As she walks to her next shot:

[amble amble] 'wave to fans who appreciate my greatness'
[amble amble] 'wave to fans who appreciate my greatness'
[amble amble] 'wave to fans who appreciate my greatness'
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seriously she can seem like a windup toy. While many other players may acknowledge the crowds' appreciation once or twice, she is at it every two or three steps. No wonder she falls apart - her arms must be tired by the end of 2 holes...

 

 

 

 


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shes a waste

A waste of what?

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A waste of what?

talent maybe?

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She's not a waste, at least not yet. She's just been very poorly mis-managed by her "handlers" (a.k.a her dumbass father). She has a great swing, she just needs to play some tournaments with women and learn how to manage the mental aspect of her game (which we all know is 90% of golf).

She also needs to stop with the freak show of trying to play with the men. And that's more than likely the fault of her "handlers". They're the ones that keep shoving her into these men's events. Even Annika, who was #1 in the world at the time couldn't keep up with the men when she played in that one tournament. And she knows how to win at a high level, it's still not enough.
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She's not a waste, at least not yet. She's just been very poorly mis-managed by her "handlers" (a.k.a her dumbass father). She has a great swing, she just needs to play some tournaments with women and learn how to manage the mental aspect of her game (which we all know is 90% of golf).

agreed, enough is enough. The media has fluffed her up enough time and time again - it is now time for her to really prove herself on the LPGA tour. Just because she has a great swing and can drive the ball well... she really needs to work on her mental game.

 

 

 

 


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