> Wie Misses another Cut as Father Caddies for Her

> Michelle Wie followed up her opening 75 with a 74 in the Canadian
> Women's Open. The 17-year-old had a 7-over 149 total at Royal Mayfair
> Golf Club in Edmonton, Alberta, and missed the 36-hole cut.

> She was 15 strokes behind the leaders with about a quarter of the
> field still playing. "I missed a couple of crucial putts here and
> there and a couple of shots didn't go the way I wanted to," said Wie,
> who had five bogeys and two birdies Friday. "It's frustrating to see
> my score was high when I don't feel I played that bad."

> Wie, who suffered a wrist injury earlier this year, also missed the
> cut two weeks ago in the Women's British Open at St. Andrews, shooting
> 73-80. The week before the Women's British Open, she tied for 69th in
> France at the Evian Masters, shooting 73-71-84-76 in her first start
> since withdrawing from the U.S. Women's Open in June because of a sore
> left wrist.

> Wie's caddie, David Clark, who'd worked with the Hawaiian teen all
> year, quit just before the tournament in Canada to go to work for PGA
> Tour golfer Greg Owen. Last year Wie's camp fired previous caddie,
> Greg Johnson, who now loops for Brittany Lincicome.

> Wie's father, B.J., caddied for his daughter during the Canadian
> Women's Open. Approached yesterday, B.J. Wie declined comment about
> the situation. "I'll be quiet," he said. "I'd better not talk, as her
> caddie."

> Juli Inkster (66) and Shi Hyun Ahn (67) had the clubhouse lead in the
> Canadian Women's Open at 8-under 134. The top-ranked female player in
> the world, Lorena Ochoa (65), along with Kimberly Hall (67) and Laura
> Diaz (70), were a shot back at 7 under.