OLD HAND

The Nabisco was 15-year-old Michelle Wie's 20th start on the LPGA tour, and her 14th-place finish--15 shots behind Annika Sorenstam--was her worst in three tries in the tournament. Had she been a pro, she'd have about $475,000 in earnings right now. Here's Michelle's LPGA record.

2002

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Takefuji..................... MC

Asahi Ryokuken........... MC

Wendy's.................... MC

2003

Kraft Nabisco............ T9th

Chick-fil-A................ 33rd

ShopRite................. 52nd

U.S. Open................. 39th

Jamie Farr................. MC

Safeway.................. 28th

Nine Bridges............. 69th

2004

Safeway................... 19th

Kraft Nabisco............. 4th

Michelob.................. 12th

U.S. Open................. 13th

Evian Masters........... 33rd

Wendy's.................. T6th

Samsung World.......... 13th

2005

SBS Open................. 2nd

Safeway................... 12th

Kraft Nabisco............. 14th

TOP 100 TEACHERS' POLL

Will Annika win the Grand Slam? Yes....50% No....50%

Tiger made it look like a Grand Slam is attainable, but there are too many moving parts over one season for even the greatest player to scale that mountain. --Paul Marchand, SHADOWHAWK GOLF CLUB, RICHMOND, TEXAS

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TODD BIGELOW/AURORA (WIE, JONES, GULBIS)

Wie's had 20 starts.

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STEVE GRAYSON/WIREIMAGE.COM (SORENSTAM)

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TODD BIGELOW/AURORA (WIE, JONES, GULBIS)

MAKING A PASS

Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger, who played in Natalie Gulbis's group in the Nabisco pro-am, took her under his wing after the opening round.