Michelle Wie West returns to competitive golf at Mizuho Americas Open

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.

Wie West has juggled a packed schedule in West Caldwell, New Jersey, including a media press conference, a short-game clinic with Rose Zhang and a pro-am round in the rain. She said the experience helps her improve as host while enjoying the undercover player role. Her 10-year exemption from the 2014 U.S. Women’s Open expires after the summer, prompting the planned return at Riviera in June.

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Michelle Wie West on a Florida golf course, announcing her retirement return for the WTGL league.
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Michelle Wie West to return from retirement for WTGL

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Michelle Wie West, the 2014 U.S. Women's Open champion, announced she will end her retirement to compete in the inaugural season of WTGL, a new women's team golf league. The league, in partnership with the LPGA, is set to launch in the winter of 2026-27 at the SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Wie West joins a roster featuring several top LPGA players.

Michelle Wie West stepped back into LPGA competition on Thursday after a three-year absence, battling nerves during a challenging round at the Mizuho Americas Open.

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Tiger Woods provided a puzzling response about his return to competitive golf during a TGL match broadcast on Sunday night. The 15-time major winner, recovering from back surgery, suggested he is ready for a member-guest event but is absent from this year's Seminole Pro-Member. Speculation points to the Masters as his likely first start of 2026.

Top Australian golfers, including major champions Minjee Lee and Grace Kim, are competing in the Women's Australian Open in Adelaide this week. No Australian has won the title since Karrie Webb in 2014. The event returns to Adelaide for the first time since 2020.

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Phil Mickelson announced Thursday that he will skip next week's Masters tournament and remain sidelined for an extended period due to a personal health matter involving his family. The 55-year-old six-time major champion, a fixture at Augusta National since 1991, joins Tiger Woods among prominent absentees. Mickelson shared the news on Instagram, expressing respect for the event.

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