Michelle Wie returns to playing tournament golf with the professional men this week, and given her propensity to produce drama of all sorts, it should be interesting.

We know this: She'll have somebody baby-sitting her while she signs her scorecard.

Wie learned yet another lesson the hard way two weeks ago when she was disqualified from the LPGA Tour's State Farm Classic after forgetting to sign her scorecard after the second round. At this week's PGA Tour Legends Reno-Tahoe Open, it will be the scores on the card that will create the buzz, positive or not.

Wie, 18, is competing on the PGA Tour for the eighth time in four years, and she has yet to make a cut. She said at the season's outset that she would focus on playing against women, but that has changed because she has only one exemption remaining on the LPGA for the year and is at least $80,000 short of earning her card for 2009.

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