Michele Wie Fever Laps at Japanese Shores

[Gxgolfer]

Link for Article>>>Here

 

 

“Wie started her greeting in fluent Japanese but in the middle she stumbled over her words, and with laughter from those gathered she took out a piece of paper and finished off her statement with, ‘I will do my best, please root for me,’” it said. “With the appearance of Wie, at just over 16 years old the youngest woman pro in golf history, Kochi is already overcome with Wie fever five days ahead of the start of the Casio World Open.”

 

TBS, the main broadcaster of the tournament, arranged two cameras to exclusively cover Wie to make sure her every move is on show. Wie will stay in Japan for nine days until Sunday.

[PGMlady]

Link for Article>>>Here

 

 

“Wie started her greeting in fluent Japanese but in the middle she stumbled over her words, and with laughter from those gathered she took out a piece of paper and finished off her statement with, ‘I will do my best, please root for me,’” it said. “With the appearance of Wie, at just over 16 years old the youngest woman pro in golf history, Kochi is already overcome with Wie fever five days ahead of the start of the Casio World Open.”

 

TBS, the main broadcaster of the tournament, arranged two cameras to exclusively cover Wie to make sure her every move is on show. Wie will stay in Japan for nine days until Sunday.

68336[/snapback]

 

 

It must be nice to travel everywhere at the age of 16. At least she attempted to speak in Japanese. I'm sure they understood.

[acrazygolfer]

She traveled to Japan in a G5 this past week! No more public transportation. :tongue:

[rednumbers69]

hopefully the rules officals in japan wont pe *****s like the one in palm desert

[ScottWS33]

Anybody see her round? I was impressed although she really needs to putt better 2nd round. If she can do that she is hitting it good so should be able to make the cut without too many problems. Good luck to her!