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Paula Creamer's caddie much more into Fields Open victory hugs than Creamer, a Wie bit creepy

Sunday February 24, 2008 | 15:09:37 255 words, 3619 views
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Maybe it’s just me. But watching the late-night Golf Channel replay of Paula Creamer’s clutch charge win in the Fields Open, it sure seemed like her caddie for the week was way more into those post-victory hugs than Creamer was.

This guy couldn’t get enough Creamer. He held on for a long, long time on the first one, went in for a second one later, even feinted like he would try for a third - while Creamer’s smile seemed to say, all right, enough dude. Down. Not that you can completely blame the guy. It is Paula Creamer. But a little decorum man. Isn’t your cut of the winner’s check enough?

Now again, maybe I read it wrong (doubtful with my powers of observation even a six-hour flight away, but you never know - even Sherlock got it wrong sometimes). It didn’t look like it was the same caddie Creamer had when I interviewed her - and her caddie - at the LPGA Championship last summer either. A lot of players use a local caddie when they’re in Hawaii, rather than flying out their own.

If that’s the case here, whoa guy, insert tongue back in mouth.

With Creamer’s fifth LPGA win and another dismal showing from Michelle Wie, that guy who wrote Paula Creamer better than Michelle Wie now, will always be better than Michelle Wie back on July 24, 2005 - during the very height of Wie Warrior mania - sure looks like a genius though, huh?

Think that’s worth a Creamer hug?

I’m a gentleman too. Unlike apparently some caddies.

Comments:

Comment from: Ron Mon [Member] Email
Ahh, humility. Go hug yourself.
Permalink 2008-02-24 @ 15:15
Comment from: Alex [Visitor] Email · http://zandrabelle@cox.net
Chris,

I re-read that blog of yours from JUly 2005. Some of the comments were hilarious.

I wonder if any of the posters on that thread and others like it ever go back and read their nonsensical rants.

Alex USMC 1969-73
Permalink 2008-02-24 @ 16:26
Comment from: george [Visitor]
speaking of predictions that imploded, here's one from Sept. 2005 by James Coulthard:
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Comment from: James Coulthard [Visitor]
JOE

[...]

PREDICTION: If the Americans play in 2007 without Michelle Wie, they will lose. If Michelle Wie is on the team, they will win. Michelle Wie would negate the Europeans home course advantage. Most of the fans wouldn't be there to root for the Europeans; they would be there to see Michelle Wie.
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If Michelle Wie fails to win an LPGA tournament before much more time passes -- specifically if she does not win by around July 31, 2008 -- it won't matter anyway.

At that point, Paula Creamer will remain the youngest LPGA winner ever (of a true, multi-round event) and Morgan Pressel will remain the youngest winner of an LPGA major.

Ironic, considering Paula and Morgan are probably the two rivals of Michelle that drive the Wie Warriors the most batty.

Better win soon, Michelle.

Tick Tock, Tick Tock...

-George
Permalink 2008-02-24 @ 17:07
Comment from: Joe Cool [Visitor] Email
"I kind of hit a couple of shots off-line, found a couple of bad breaks, the putts didn't fall today," Wie said. "But I had a lot of positive shots I can bank off of for the next tournament. Obviously, there's a lot of room for improvement. I felt like I did a pretty good job."

Good grief...it never changes!
Permalink 2008-02-24 @ 19:07
Comment from: Alex [Visitor] Email · http://zandrabelle@cox.net
The diehard Wie Warriors simply cannot accept the fact that they have been duped. The Wie machine baited the hook and these clowns took that bait and are hooked.

The Wiebots remind me of people who have been victimized by a scam, but refuse to believe they could be that gullible.

Even professional people who should know better are frequently taken in by pyramid schemes, chain letters, and things like Amway and the televised work at home ads.

In the case of Bubbles, her handlers carefully orchestrated a publicity campaign that a great many folks bought into. The sensible ones are reluctantly leaving the Wie hive,
but others are too emotionally invested to jump ship. The may never give up on Bubbles. They will be similar to those Japanese soldiers who were still hiding out in the Philipine jungles in 1950 waiting for orders from the emperor.

Alex USMC 1969-73
Permalink 2008-02-24 @ 19:55
Comment from: John [Visitor] Email
Paula's caddy for the weekend was Colin Cann - her regular caddy. You just needed something to write about.
Permalink 2008-02-24 @ 23:08
Comment from: Chris Baldwin [Member] Email
I'm not doubting that John. But you watch that replay and tell me it didn't come across a little weird ...

Could be a TV thing. Maybe it looked fine in person, but hey ...

Permalink 2008-02-25 @ 01:01
Comment from: Joe Cool [Visitor] Email
Yeah Chris...the tongue in the ear was a little over the top!
Permalink 2008-02-26 @ 21:01

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