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Given a mulligan, Wie would not have played this year

AP Sports Writer, 12 October 2007 11:05

Michelle Wie is playing her final LPGA Tour event of the year. She wishes it were her first. After a disastrous season filled with wrist injuries, a feud with Annika Sorenstam and only one round under par, Wie said Tuesday her biggest mistake was not taking the year off to get healthy. "The only thing that I would do differently ...

Khan recovers from missing British Open to take Deutsche Bank lead

AP Sports Writer, 27 July 2007 09:25

Simon Khan shot a 7-under 65 Thursday for the first- round lead at the Deutsche Bank Players Championship. Khan, who failed to qualify for last week's British Open, finished a stroke ahead of two other Englishmen - Lee Slattery and Oliver Wilson. "I was really disappointed not to play in the Open,'' said Kahn, whose only title was in 2004. ...

Carnoustie's reputation is restored, and then some

AP Sports Writer, 26 July 2007 10:25

Even during such a gloomy week, Carnoustie shone at the British Open.For years reputed to be the toughest links course in the world, Carnoustie had become somewhat of an enigma for the younger generation. It had gone 24 years without hosting a British Open, and when it returned to the rotation in 1999, the setup was so outrageous that it ...

Sluman to take third turn as assistant to U.S. captain Nicklaus at Presidents Cup in September

AP Sports Writer, 26 July 2007 10:21

Jeff Sluman will again serve as assistant to U.S. captain Jack Nicklaus in the Presidents Cup, set for Sept. 27-30 at Royal Montreal. Sluman, the longtime PGA Tour player who won the 1988 PGA Championship, played on the 1998 team and also assisted Nicklaus in 2003 and 2005. "I've enjoyed working with Jeff and it only feels right to have ...

Romero out to win first European title as golfers face easier test than Open

AP Sports Writer, 26 July 2007 10:11

After a narrow miss at the British Open last week, Andres Romero is aiming for his first European Tour win at the Deutsche Bank Players' Championship. The 26-year-old Argentine, who missed a playoff by a stroke after leading with two holes left, will tackle a Gut Kaden course starting Thursday that's a far cry from the Carnoustie layout golfers fought ...

Michelle Wie: Back at Evian, hoping for a pain-free game

AP Sports Writer, 26 July 2007 10:03

Michele Wie hopes a return to the French Alps will get her game back on track. The 17-year-old Wie is back at the Evian Masters with her game, confidence and reputation in disarray. A year ago, the teenager from Hawaii closed with a 4-under 68 and finished in a tie for second. She hasn't broken par - anywhere - since. ...

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