Michelle Wie West has been married to her husband, Jonnie West, since 2019. The former professional golfer, who began playing the sport at age 4, met Jonnie through mutual friends. “The first time ...

Golf legend Michelle Wie West questioned everything after retiring from the LPGA Tour in 2023. In a wide-ranging interview with The Post, Wie West recalled asking herself, “What’s my purpose?” at age ...

Michelle Wie West will become a playing host for the first time next month at the Mizuho Americas Open. The 36-year-old mother of two announced her intention to compete on a sponsor invitation while ...

Michelle Wie West did not hide behind polite answers after her long-awaited LPGA return. The 36-year-old’s return was supposed to be a meaningful homecoming ahead of one final appearance at the U.S.

Michelle Wie West is looking to grow women's sports now that she's retired from professional golf. She is the latest athlete to invest in women's sports platform Togethxr. Wie West said golf is a ...

The most important golf course at Candyroot Lodge may not be the first one. That is not a knock on the 18-hole course being built by Mike Koprowski, the former U.S. Air Force intelligence officer ...

It is Michelle Wie West’s time. One of the most prominent names in golf has been all over the sport as of late. Michelle returned to the professional golf scene earlier this month at the Mizuho and ...

LOS ANGELES — Just about the only thing that was similar between Michelle Wie West’s first “farewell” to competitive golf three years ago at Pebble Beach, and her latest bow on Thursday at Riviera ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. We will not be able to see Michelle Wie West strutting her stuff at the US Women's Open after this year, but she's making the most ...

It's been more than two years since Michelle Wie West authored one of the most memorable walk-off putts in recent golf history. Her last start before officially retiring from competition hadn't gone ...

Michelle Wie West's first competitive round in three years was a nervy one. "It was funny, I wasn't nervous going in, and I get to the first tee and I'm like holy s-h-i-t. I now spell my curse words ...

The 2014 U.S. Women's Open champion said the goodbye at Riviera didn't feel the same as it did three years ago at Pebble Beach.