Michelle Wie

Report on how the draw has been made the for Handa Women's Australian Open, which starts on Thursday at Commonwealth Golf Club in Melbourne. Report that Katherine Hull, 2009 was a year where a few "distractions" meant she didn't make her way into the World's Top 10 players, a goal she set herself earlier in the year. Andrea Petrie reports that the fact that four of the world's top 20 women's golfers are heading to Melbourne for the Women's Australian Open suggests the tournament's future is bright, ac  

Peter Stone on how the ANZ Ladies Masters awaits the arrival of Christina Kim. Mike Woods on how the ANZ Ladies Masters' has a great field for it's 21st birthday. Mike Wood reports that the ANZ Ladies Masters lost one of its drawcard players yesterday when Norway's Suzann Pettersen, the world No 4, was forced to pull out of the tournament with injury. Mike Woods looks at all of the hard work that Karrie Webb is putting in to try and regain what she did in 1999 to 2001 and possibly win a seventh ANZ  

Mike Wood reports that the ANZ Ladies Masters lost one of its drawcard players yesterday when Norway's Suzann Pettersen, the world No 4, was forced to pull out of the tournament with injury. Mike Woods looks at all of the hard work that Karrie Webb is putting in to try and regain what she did in 1999 to 2001 and possibly win a seventh ANZ Ladies Masters crown, but if defending champion Katherine Hull has a say she wants to win it herself. Mark Hayes on how Karrie Webb finds spark ahead of ANZ Ladies M  

Michelle Wie is oriental, she's cute, she wears short skirts – woman like this make me as happy as a pig in muck. The fact she is a famous golfer has no bearing on me sharing these candid pictures from the 2010 HBSC Womens Championship from Singapore.  

HSBC Women's Champions welcomes the best in the world to Singapore. The Garden Course at Tanah Merah Country Club once again plays host to a top-notch field this week at the third edition of the HSBC Women's Champions. The 6,547-yard, par 72 track will be the test for a 63-player field that includes 54 of the top 55 players from the 2009 LPGA Official Money List. Inaugural champion and four-time Rolex Player of the Year Lorena Ochoa headlines the field as Rolex Rankings No. 1.