After winning two local tournaments at the age of 11, this prodigy again broke a record, becoming the youngest woman (at 12 years old) to qualify for an LPGA event. Also in 2002, Wie reached the semifinals of the U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links Championship, a tourney she would later win.
Amazingly, Wie was not satisfied with taking on the LPGA. She attempted to compete against men in the 2003 Sony Open on the PGA Tour. Though she missed the bid, she punctuated her year by joining the final grouping in her first LPGA major, and playing in three tournaments in which she was the only female.
In 2004, Wie qualified for the Sony Open, becoming the youngest player to ever play on the PGA tour. She missed the cut, but made headlines everywhere for making such an incredible appearance. Wie was also selected for the U.S. golf team, and finished an amazing fourth at the LPGA major event, the Kraft Nabisco Championship.
One year later, Wie continues to make headlines, joining the men at the Sony Open once again and earning her highest-ever LPGA finish, a tie for second, at the SBS Open.
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