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Victorino pours his heart into charity golf event
Under the blazing sun of south Maui, Chad Gaudin and Shane Victorino exchanged pleasantries before heading out for a round of golf. 
Rain cuts LPGA event to 54 holes
More rain on already saturated grounds at The Houstonian Country Club washed out play at the LPGA Tour Championship yesterday, forcing tour officials to cut the season-ending event to 54 holes.
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Latest golf headlines
• Golf: Italy's Molinari wins Dunlop Phoenix in playoff
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• Golf: Rain forces LPGA Tour Championship to 54 holes
• Golf: Westwood's 66 maintains 2-shot lead in Dubai
• Wie withdraws because of ankle injury
• Wie's victory drew one of the best ratings for The Golf Channel
• LPGA Tour adds new tourney near San Diego in 2010
• LPGA's 2010 schedule to have 23 events, down from 27 in 2009, 34 in 2008
• This week's top golf events: LPGA Tour Championship Thursday through Sunday
• No. 1 Ochoa looking to marriage, family, golf
• With overdue win, expectations return for Wie
• ShopRite Classic returning after 3-year absence
• At long last, Wie is a champion
• Michelle Wie's firsts
• Michelle Wie's victory tweets
• Stephen Ames wins in playoff at Disney
• Tiger puts on a show to win Down Under
• Wie tied for lead entering final round of Lorena Ochoa Invitational
• Tiger puts on a show to win Down Under
• Woods trying to close out victory Down Under
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Paying top dollar to play with Wie
If there were any questions about the star power of Honolulu's Michelle Wie, that was answered during Tuesday's pro-am auction for this week's LPGA Tour Championship in Richmond, Texas. 
Wie's win big boost for struggling LPGA
Who says winning isn't everything? For Michelle Wie, it meant everything. Not for the $220,000 she pocketed with her breakthrough LPGA victory in the Lorena Ochoa Invitational in Guadalajara, Mexico. Just a good payday for the 20-year-old keiki o ka 'aina, whose biggest paycheck (though unofficial money) is still $255,333 after tying for second in the 2006 Evian Masters.
Victory doesn't quell expectations for Wie
From a hotel suite in Honolulu overlooking the golf course where Michelle Wie first showed her awesome potential, she looked at newspaper photos from various stages of her youth and realized those days were behind her.
Hawaii's Wie rejoices in first LPGA win
Hawaii's Michelle Wie raised both arms in the air, then put a hand over her mouth. No need to say a thing this celebration was a decade in the making. Immediately after tapping in yesterday to win her first LPGA Tour title, Wie pulled the ball from the 18th hole, looked up to the sky, let out a big sigh of relief, bounced up and down and pumped her right fist.
Woods conquers Australia
Tiger Woods gave the record crowds at the Australian Masters everything they could have wanted with his victory yesterday, except a definitive answer when he would return.
Wie takes aim at her first LPGA Tour win
Honolulu's Michelle Wie moved into position for her first LPGA Tour victory, shooting a 2-under 70 yesterday in the Lorena Ochoa Invitational for a share of the third-round lead with Cristie Kerr.
Two tie Tiger in Australia
MELBOURNE, Australia Tiger Woods has been saying since he first showed up on the PGA Tour that he plays only to win. Lately, he has been making just as many Headlines when he loses.
Wie in second, 3 strokes back
GUADALAJARA, Mexico Michelle Wie vaulted into contention after shooting a 66 yesterday in the second round of the Lorena Ochoa Invitational.
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