Michelle Wie: The Making of a Champion

· St. Martin's Griffin
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In the first-ever Michelle Wie biography, golf writer Jennifer Mario tells the story of this inspirational golfing phenomenon, from her million-dollar endorsement deals to her rocket rise to success—from her sweet golf swing to her life as a pro golfer.

Michelle Wie's young career already reads like a world-record entry: youngest player to qualify for an LPGA tournament; youngest player to win the U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links championship; youngest female to play in PGA Tour events. Now Michelle Wie can add to the list being the youngest female golfer to ever turn professional.

This biography will be a great read for anyone interested in the life of their favorite role model—and for readers everywhere looking for the full story behind a legend in the making.

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About the author

Jennifer Mario is a regular columnist for Triangle Golf Today, a North Carolina golf magazine, and TravelGolf.com, a Forbes "Best of the Web" publication for which she also writes features, course reviews, and a blog. Born and raised in South Korea, she brings an understanding of Korean culture and values to any discussion of Wie's life. Michelle Wie: The Making of a Champion is her first book.

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