Wie may well have LPGA Tour domination as one of the goals on her list, but she seemingly talks abuot it very rarely.

I’m not in the habit of defending Ms. Wie, but when was the last time a reporter asked her about LPGA domination then had the answer published?

My personal feeling is that now that she has her Tour Card, she’s bored with the concept of playing every week. I give her two years before she walks away, which is really too bad.

Yeah, I can only imagine that she’ll stay interested if she starts winning. I can’t imagine going six or seven years of being billed as the next great thing by winning one USGA event helps keep someone motivated to go on the grind to restore their good name.

It wasn’t winning the USGA event that gained her notoriety, it was missing the cut by one stroke in a PGA Tour event when she was 13. That was the worst thing that ever happened to her because of the expectations it unleashed. She bought into them.

…her Stanford profs must be SO proud to read her quotes.

One of her recent lines is that she wants to be finished with golf by the age of 30 so she can be a “global citizen” – whatever the hell that means.

Face it – this girl’s head rattles every time she moves.

Oh – and her goal wasn’t winning A PGA event – it was The MASTERS. Sigh. What a waste of $20 million – thanks xxx Golf Channel and Nike.

I get your dreams to be an astronaut or even President (I assume you meant of the U.S., not of your condo association), but a golf writer? You already are a golf writer!

I love Ms. Wie for her swing. I stand over the ball and try to channel that beautiful swing and follow through into my 5’5" frame. It just doesn’t work. However, I agree with Court, it is hard to listen to her sometimes. I guess I just expect (and want) more. I like kicked my like habit like a long time ago. She can do the same.

…I have NO problem with her dreaming of playing on the PGA Tour. That’s what the PGA Tour charter says – it is there for the best golfers in the world. There is no gender qualification. IF she is good enough to QUALIFY – then she will be more than welcome to play on the PGA Tour, but, up to this point, all she has proven is that she believest that she should be given everything – that she has some “right” to play with the men.

This girl still hasn’t won anything since the age of 13. Everything she has, she has been given – not earned.

She says that getting a win against the men is something that “strongly motivates” her. Be serious. She hasn’t concentrated on golf since she was 16 when she signed her mult-million dollar endorsment deals, turned pro, then turned her back on being a professional to “study” at Stanford – something else she hasn’t taken seriously.

Her coach is a swing mechanic who doesn’t seem to be capable of teaching her how to play, just how to swing real pretty – a beautiful swing he has only managed to mangle over the years – and she STILL can’t put two rounds together back to back. No mental skills.

Ryan – you said an “elusive” men’s victory. How about ANY victory ? And if she plans to be a “global citizen” at the age of 30, how can beating the men be a “long term goal” ? Ok – she’s 19 – so 11 years seems like an eternity. Shouldn’t someone a little older than her point out these little problems in her greatly flawed thinking ?