Some golfers like AM tee times, others PM tee times. Stats show you on what day of the week players perform their best. I only checked the seven tournaments in which Michelle Wie has been in the top ten this year, but, I will tell you one thing, I am pretty impressed with her Sunday performances. Actually, there is something wrong with you if you are not impressed. The record speaks for itself.

In her seven top ten appearances, only once did she not improve her position on the last day. In that one tournament, the SBS Open, she started in a tie for first place, only to lose to Angela Stanford. Not too shabby. In all other cases, she improved her position. That is what great young teenage golfers should try to do. Just improve your weekend performances and the wins will hopefully come.

Being honest, one of her first couple rounds in these events were probably too high, but how can you possibly find anything negative about a 19 year-old girl who has seven top tens this year and six of them were the result of excellent play on Sunday?

Michelle turns twenty this coming Sunday, so she will no longer be a teenager. For whatever reason, she has not yet won a tournament on the LPGA Tour. I am sure she is disappointed. I think she is being persecuted for people's over-expectations of her for the past six years or so. Some might even still be holding onto the resentment of her receiving large amounts of endorsement money from Nike and other sponsors many years ago. Let it go, people. Life is too short. Even if she never wins an LPGA event, she is a very nice young lady and a great American golfer.