Marsha, Marsha, Marsha I guess this essentially makes Carolyn Bivens some sort of jealous, Jan Brady type. Full Article at CBS Sports

Officials, fans and even players of the women's golf tour have yearned for the past year that Michelle Wie break into the winner's column. Full Article at Honolulu Star-Bulletin

Cristie Kerr, one of the LPGA's top players, believes the tour is on the right track after a difficult season in which the commissioner was forced out and a handful of tournaments were canceled. Full Article at USA Today

MICHELLE Wie's breakthrough victory on the LPGA Tour has given the US women's circuit a timely boost after a season of economic struggle. Full Article at Shanghai Daily

From a hotel suite in Honolulu overlooking the golf course where Michelle Wie first showed her awesome potential, she looked at newspaper photos from various stages of her youth and realized those days were behind her. Full Article at Honolulu Star-Bulletin

The LPGA has lost sponsors, fired its Commissioner Carolyn Bivens, and has not had a good year. Until yesterday. That's when MIchelle Wie won her 1st LPGA tourney at the age of 20. Full Article at The Golf Blog

Remember four years ago when then-commissioner Carolyn Bivens proved she had no sense at all in shunning the 25 year sponsorship of Shoprite in Atlantic City in favor of the Ginn Tribute? Full Article at Waggle Room

following a three-month search to replace Carolyn Bivens , whom the players forced out in July as the LPGA Tour kept losing sponsors. Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune

NEW YORK -- The LPGA Tour picked Michael Whan as its new commissioner, turning to a former marketing executive in golf and hockey equipment to rebuild the tour's relationships with sponsors. Full Article at Myrtle Beach Sun News

NEW YORK -- When the phone rang, it was not so much an omen as it was a Monty Pythonesque bit of absurdist theater summing up the kind of year it's been for the LPGA, if not the entire four-year reign of Carolyn Bivens. Full Article at ESPN

By John Paul Newport The career specs of Michael Whan, the Ladies Professional Golf Association's surprise choice as its next commissioner, suggests that the three most important issues for the troubled tour are brand, brand and brand. Full Article at Wall Street Journal

NEW YORK -- When the phone rang, it was not so much an omen as it was a Monty Pythonesque bit of absurdist theater summing up the kind of year it's been for the LPGA, if not the entire four-year reign of Carolyn Bivens. Full Article at Golf Digest

NEW YORK -- The LPGA Tour picked Michael Whan as its new commissioner, turning to a former marketing executive in golf and hockey equipment to rebuild the tour's relationships with sponsors. Full Article at ESPN

The LPGA hired Michael Whan as its next commissioner on Wednesday replacing the previously ousted Carolyn Bivens. Whan will take over a tour in flux. Full Article at ESPN

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The LPGA Tour's search for a full-time commissioner to rebuild relationships with sponsors and players ended on Wednesday with the appointment of former marketing executive Michael Whan. Full Article at Reuters

The search for Carolyn Bivens replacement took barely three months. Full Article at Outside the Beltway

Oct. 28 (Bloomberg) -- The LPGA named Mike Whan as its commissioner, ending a three-month search for a replacement after Carolyn Bivens was forced out by players on the world’s top women’s golf tour. Full Article at Bloomberg.com

Carolyn Bivens was ousted by the players this summer. NEW YORK -- Two golf magazines have reported that Michael Whan has been selected new LPGA Tour commissioner and will be introduced Wednesday morning in New York. Full Article at Sports News Canada

NEW YORK (AP) -- Two golf magazines have reported that Michael Whan has been selected new LPGA Tour commissioner and will be introduced Wednesday morning in New York. Full Article at PGA.com