One of the best players that women’s golf has seen, Michelle Wie West has made her mark on the game in her career of 14 years. The golfer inspired many a player who wishes to make it big in the sport. Moreover, despite retiring from the game, she has been active in her ventures off the course.

The LPGA star had managed to cement her name in the game with her skills, techniques, and determination. And now, it appears she looks to do the same in another sport. In a surprise of sorts, West has managed to shock her fans by jumping right back into the sporting world and moreover, Serena Williams‘ husband has given his green signal. Let’s find out more.

Michelle Wie West and her love for the court

After her retirement, West had been very busy with her many sponsorship deals and off-course ventures. In her new form of indulgence, the Hawaiian golfer was seen playing tennis as she posted an Instagram story of the same on her social media handle. Moreover, Serena Williams’ husband, Alexis Ohanian Sr, was seen giving his nod of approval — in a manner of speaking, of course — along with a small request.

In the recent Instagram story posted by the ex-LPGA golfer, she was seen practicing a few shots on the tennis court. West was visibly tired as she hilariously mentions her inability to catch up. She put up the caption “IM DEAD 🤣 In my mind, I felt sooo much more athletic than this🤣🤣🤣 Helpppppppppp”,  as she tagged many tennis players in the story including Eugenie Bouchard, Caroline Wozniacki, and Serena’s husband.

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Ohanian, in his Instagram story, hilariously replied: “I’m obviously not the one to help but we could use your skills with @wearelagc [we are Los Angeles Golf Club).”

Michelle Wie West’s post-retirement chapter

After her initial retirement as a pro-golfer due to her many injuries, she had come back for a final gesture of nostalgia in the 2023 US Women’s Open. Although the five-time LPGA star failed to make the cut as she went on to score 73 (+2) and 74 (+3) in her first two rounds, she had proved herself to be a pillar of inspiration for many.

While being away from the game, the ex-pro golfer has been much active off the course from teaming up with sponsors to promoting women’s golf. Earlier she had collaborated with Nike to design a new version of the Air Jordan 1 Golf “Wave” which was sold out in just 5 minutes.

Moreover, her new role as a mother has brought a wonderful chapter to her life as she helps her daughter in various things. What do you think the LPGA star will do next? Do you think she will come back to golf? Let us know your thoughts below.

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