1 Annika Sorenstam SWE 15.24 655.30 43
2 Lorena Ochoa MEX 12.07 603.49 50
3 Karrie Webb AUS 11.06 508.71 46
4 Cristie Kerr USA 7.83 383.43 49
5 Juli Inkster USA 7.08 290.40 41
6 Ai Miyazato JPN 6.75 357.72 53
7 Jeong Jang KOR 6.40 370.92 58
8 Paula Creamer USA 6.30 359.26 57
9 Shiho Ohyama JPN 5.93 397.28 67
10 Michelle Wie USA 5.19 181.54
shes ranked number ten. i mean i understand that she is great, and yea she probably is one of the best in the world lookin at this.. i guess it just really bugs me that she tries to play with the men. once she wins a major, or a couple of majors, on the lpga, then MAYBE, give the pga a try. but you cant go out and shoot 76's from the tees they play from, and think you can go hang with the big boys on the pga
She was second earlier this year:
In February 2006, the first release of the Rolex World Golf Rankings controversially placed Wie third in the world for women, behind Annika Sorenstam and Paula Creamer.
As of July 31, 2006, Wie ranked second in the world for women in the weekly rankings, behind Sorenstam. In order for her to remain in the rankings, she needed to accumulate a minimum 15 world-wide professional women's tournaments in the preceding twenty-four months, and she had dropped off the rankings for a brief while during the spring of 2006.
http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Michelle_Wie
