Michelle Wie West kehrt mit emotionaler erster Runde auf die LPGA-Tour zurück

Michelle Wie West kehrte am Donnerstag nach dreijähriger Abwesenheit in den LPGA-Wettbewerb zurück und kämpfte während einer herausfordernden Runde bei den Mizuho Americas Open mit ihrer Nervosität.

Die 36-jährige ehemalige Siegerin der U.S. Women's Open begann mit einem Par, ließ darauf jedoch drei Bogeys, ein Triple-Bogey und ein Doppel-Bogey folgen. Sie notierte eine 82er-Runde (10 über Par) im Mountain Ridge Country Club in West Caldwell, New Jersey. Es war ihr erster wettbewerbsorientierter Start seit den U.S. Women's Open 2023 in Pebble Beach.

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Michelle Wie West is back in action this week at the Mizuho Americas Open, where she is serving as both tournament host and player. The 36-year-old has not competed in a professional event for nearly three years. She secured a sponsor exemption to gain competitive reps ahead of her final scheduled appearance later this summer.

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