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From GOLF.com

It''s probably just the timing, but what''s happening between Michelle Wie (who just can''t seem to stay out of the News) and the LPGA Tour (which would like to stay in the News, but not this way) certainly appears to be a big, In-Your-Face right now. To recap: Wie was disqualified at the LPGA''s State Farm Classic when she left the scoring area without signing her card. Four days later, in a two-page memo from Commissioner Carolyn Bivens to LPGA members (but leaked to News agencies all over the place), Bivens explains the incident, defends the Rules official and says the Associated Press misquoted the official and ran a correction. The AP did neither, it contends, but that''s not the main thrust here. Why such a memo was necessary in the first place is an issue, but then so is a potentially greater after-effect, such as, why give the impression that you''re picking on Wie again when the thing is already done? This week, the LPGA''s fourth and final major of the year gets underway . . . and finds itself competing for attention with none other than Wie, who is playing the PGA Tour''s Reno-Tahoe Open, opposite the Women''s British Open.

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