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Allisen Corpuz Makes History with U.S. Women's Open Win at Pebble Beach

Allisen Corpuz, a graduate of Punahou School in Hawaii, became the second US Women's Open champion from the school with her victory at Pebble Beach. Corpuz's win marks a full-circle moment as she follows in the footsteps of Michelle Wie West, who bid an emotional farewell to the sport after missing the cut. Former US President Barack Obama, also an alum of Punahou School, congratulated Corpuz on her victory and arranged a match at Kapolei Golf Club. Corpuz's triumph is the first by an American in the US Women's Open since 2016.

sports2 years ago

"Michelle Wie West and Annika Sorenstam retire from professional golf at Pebble Beach"

Michelle Wie West and Annika Sorenstam, two influential women in golf history, ended their U.S. Women's Open careers at Pebble Beach. Wie West finished with a 30-foot putt for par, possibly her last competitive shot, while Sorenstam struggled with a wayward tee shot. Both players reflected on their journeys and the impact they have had on the game. Wie West plans to retire, while Sorenstam will continue competing in the U.S. Senior Women's Open.

sports2 years ago

Michelle Wie West's Epic Farewell: A 30-Foot Putt Ends Pro Career

Michelle Wie West, a trailblazer in women's golf, ended her professional career with a memorable 30-foot par putt on the 18th green at Pebble Beach. Despite missing the cut at her final U.S. Women's Open, Wie West reflected on her remarkable journey and expressed hope that she has inspired other girls to make bold decisions in their careers. While she plans to take a break from golf, Wie West's love for the game remains, and she looks forward to returning to Pebble Beach in the future.

sports2 years ago

"Michelle Wie West's Farewell at 2023 U.S. Women's Open: A Special Goodbye with Family"

Annika Sorenstam and Michelle Wie West bid an emotional farewell to the U.S. Women's Open, marking the end of their professional careers. Despite not achieving the desired results in their final appearance, both players were surrounded by their families and received warm support from fans. Sorenstam, a three-time U.S. Women's Open champion, was greeted by her husband and children, while Wie West, the 2014 champion, was embraced by her husband, parents, and daughter. Although their competitive journeys have come to an end, their stories continue as they transition into new roles as mothers, wives, and friends.

sports2 years ago

Michelle Wie West's Memorable Farewell: A 30-Foot Putt Ends Her Pro Career

Michelle Wie West, a decorated golfer known for her success as an amateur and competing in men's tournaments, ended her career at the U.S. Women's Open after not making the cut. Despite a challenging tournament, Wie West concluded on a positive note by sinking a 30-foot putt on the 18th green. Her retirement marks a notable chapter in women's golf, as she was a prominent figure on the LPGA Tour, winning five tournaments and one major.

sports2 years ago

Michelle Wie West's Farewell Quest for U.S. Women's Open Glory

Michelle Wie West, one of the savviest stars in women's golf, plans to step away from competitive golf after the U.S. Women's Open at Pebble Beach. At 33 years old, Wie West reflects on her career, acknowledging that she didn't win as much as she wanted to but feels confident in the career she had. She plans to remain connected to the sport but does not think much about how she transformed perceptions of the game. Wie West enters the U.S. Women's Open with measured expectations against a deep field, hoping to make a final impact before transitioning away from elite competition.

sports2 years ago

Michelle Wie West: A Farewell to Golf's Trailblazer

Michelle Wie West prepares for an emotional final tournament at the U.S. Women's Open at Pebble Beach, as she announces her retirement from competitive golf. Despite her desire to continue playing, Wie West made the difficult decision due to her body's limitations and the challenges of being a mother on tour. Reflecting on her career, she expresses gratitude for her journey and the family she has built. While she looks forward to the next stage of her life, Wie West remains committed to advocating for women in sports and helping to grow the game of golf.