Chris Baldwin - Latest Comments on There's no crying in golf, unless it's Michelle Wie at the U.S. Open

Robert D. [Visitor] in response to: There's no crying in golf, unless it's Michelle Wie at the U.S. Open

Robert D. [Visitor] — Sat, 06 May 2006 18:46:19 +0000

How in the world does M. Wie think that she deserves to play in the men's tourneys when she hasn't won anything. I totally agree that she has exceptional talent but untils she starts to win some tournaments she needs to stay put and stay focused on the LPGA.

uknownerrr [Visitor] in response to: There's no crying in golf, unless it's Michelle Wie at the U.S. Open

uknownerrr [Visitor] — Thu, 06 Oct 2005 06:34:52 +0000

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mike [Visitor] in response to: There's no crying in golf, unless it's Michelle Wie at the U.S. Open

mike [Visitor] — Fri, 05 Aug 2005 16:25:28 +0000

Chris Baldwin, once again you are spitting out useless commentary from behind the relative safety of your pentium processor. Since you refuse to take some of your own advice in stopping the hype. I must assume that your having an episode of "writer's constipation". It seems as though your columnn is suffering from this disorder as it fights for somekind of validation. Opinion is one thing, but mindless comparisons and unsubstantiated innuendo about what the LPGA officials think is plain rubbish. Let's examine the facts. You in the media created the hype, all michelle did was play exceptional golf. Even if she doesn't do anything but finish in the top 10 of each tournament, she will be earning far more for her weak golf game, then you will for your misguided literary talents. In a few months she will sign endorsements totaling in the millions of dollars. While you will continue to slowly be pulled into the septic abyss of your commentary. Chris Baldwin...get happy....and shed the negativity...the empty pockets of the LPGA officials depend on it.

Rich James [Visitor] in response to: There's no crying in golf, unless it's Michelle Wie at the U.S. Open

Rich James [Visitor] — Thu, 04 Aug 2005 06:43:49 +0000

Michelle is going to be one of golf's all-time greatest players, and maybe not only in the LPGA. She will only improve her game over the next few years, as she develops physically and mentally. I only hope that her fame and fortune does'nt prevent her from enjoying her teenage years. Good luck in your sophomore year at Punahou!!

Valerie Brannas [Visitor] in response to: There's no crying in golf, unless it's Michelle Wie at the U.S. Open

Valerie Brannas [Visitor] — Fri, 15 Jul 2005 21:55:35 +0000

Call me naive, but what if wrong with crying? This is what normal humans do from time to time when feeling grief.

Linda Miller [Visitor] in response to: There's no crying in golf, unless it's Michelle Wie at the U.S. Open

Linda Miller [Visitor] — Mon, 11 Jul 2005 20:04:07 +0000

Easy to critize Michelle Wei but she is an inspiration. She is also smart enough to be competing with the big boys because that's where the big bucks are. Did you realize that the purse for the #1 player @ the Memorial is larger that the combined offerings for most LPGA events including the US Woman's Open? Go for it Michelle and show a bit of your humanity and be 15.

Rick Woeckener [Visitor] in response to: There's no crying in golf, unless it's Michelle Wie at the U.S. Open

Rick Woeckener [Visitor] — Fri, 08 Jul 2005 18:52:46 +0000

I agree with some of the comments that I have read, and disagree with some of the other ones. After all, everyone is entitled to their opinion. The thing that strikes me the most is the fact that everyone is talking about Michele Wie. That in itself speaks volumes. I wish her the best of luck in her golf career. Don't be so hard on her because she cried a little. She was upset because she didn't play well and was disappointed with herself. I have been very impressed with the way she has been handling the media. I just wish the rest of you would take the time and learn how to spell. By the way, Jim, I believe it is Annika, not Anaka. Are you that oblivious to the way someone's name is spelled? Especially someone as famous as the #1 female golfer in the world. I guess you weren't paying attention in school during English class. But, I guess that's expected when everyone relies on spellcheck.

John D [Visitor] in response to: There's no crying in golf, unless it's Michelle Wie at the U.S. Open

John D [Visitor] — Fri, 08 Jul 2005 16:48:47 +0000

Is the PGA becomming a bunch of PUSSIES? Are they afraid they cannot win against other MALE competitors? They think they can win against the females. Why give a FEMALE AMATURE an exemption, when there are plenty of MALE AMATURES AND PROs who would better benefit from an exemption. Sorry, but WIE has played in enough "PROFESSIONAL" tournaments that she should no longer be considered an amature!