Monday, April 8, 2013

The Big Wie-sy, Now Wheezing Through A Mediocre LPGA Career

Remember when she once said her goal was to play in the Masters?

Ah yes, good times.

"But she's only 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17.... ahhhh forget it."

Now Wie is just an average - repeat AVERAGE - LPGA tour pro.

And maybe the shittiest putter in paid golf.

With a goofy stance.

Yep, she thought up this stance all by herself!

Head down so far you can't see or feel the distance or break while making the stroke. A strain on your back so that practicing your stroke for hours is a one-way ticket to the spine doctor.



And it doesn't even always work on the short ones. Egad.

Ian Poulter had the balls to call her out on it.






I wonder how long before he feels the need to apologize?

Hopefully, never. Because it was the golf establishment and the mainstream media who were complicit in helping Wie utterly wreck her career on a stupid marketing gimmick.

SHE CAN BEAT THE MEN!

SHE CAN DRIVE IT 300 YARDS!

SINCE SHE'S THIS GOOD NOW, THINK HOW AWESOME SHE'LL BE IN FIVE YEARS!

Golf is complicated, and yet also simple.

Play the game with joy, and because you love it. Nothing else will endure.
Learn to W-I-N at the earliest possible juncture of your career, and never lose that taste.

She did everything wrong, and the writing is now on the wall. Sadly, when somebody with credentials and honesty like Annika Sorenstam say what is obvious, even she feels the need to "tamp things down" with a personal apology.

This girl is a massive fraud and a thankless delusional brat.

And now a putting headcase.

Good.

And remember who said all this a long time ago, because I got buried in a mountain of crap 5-6 years ago.

Like the whole Tebow thing people. Stop buying the hype, and start respecting the results, even if they don't fit the prevailing media narrative.

6 comments:

  1. I couldn't agree with you more, Steve. I've always thought she was way overrated as a golfer. I think ESPN had a lot to do with her being hyped up to much. They are doing the same thing Tebow and Danica. Let's make a big story about them even though they didn't really do anything special.

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  2. Old news, but here come Brittney Griner, all ready for the NBA!

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  3. Its good for the game, the women's game.

    All the media can do is plead with her to get better.

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  4. Although, it would be nice if Ian could learn the difference between "there" & "their".

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  5. See headlines for every race this year: "Danica Patrick Starts Race". I'm kind of sick of the cross-over bs with women in men's sports. Like the maroon at Baylor . . . right, she'll be drafted into the NBA.

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  6. What is Poulter's level of education?......4th grade?

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