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Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
Okay, I'm surprised no one has commented on what Michelle Wie did on Friday. It was flat out amazing. She missed the cut by one stroke. Amazing. She shot better than Annika. The field was quite deep at The Sony. She is a girl (read: not a woman at the top of her game). She is a child. Unfuckingbelievable.
If she had made the cut, it could be argued that it would have been the most impressive thing ever to happen in the modern history of sports. I'm floored that it isn't being talked about that much. Floored.
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What's to say, really? It's phenomenal, and I suspect it's just the beginning. I bet she finishes top 10 in a PGA event before she turns 20. Want to raise me? Top 10 in a major? Winning a PGA event? Winning a major?
That said, the most impressive thing ever to happen in the modern history of sports is Ben Johnson's 9.79. Oh wait, never mind. How about the fact that the first time I ever went golfing (par 72 course in Connecticut in 1996), on the first par 3, I skulled a 7 iron off a tree to the fringe, and chipped it in for birdie?
