| Pro golfer Michelle | 19 |
| How, in Hamburg | 15 |
| Golfer who turned pro at age 15 | 31 |
| 22-year-old Stanford graduate who became a pro golfer more than six years ago | 77 |
| "___ geht's?" (German "How are you?") | 61 |
| Youngest player to qualify for an L.P.G.A. Tour event | 53 |
| Youngest player in Curtis Cup history | 37 |
| Youngest golfer ever to win a U.S.G.A. adult event (age 13) | 59 |
| Tseng's rival on the green | 30 |
| The LPGA's Michelle | 23 |
| Teenage golf phenom Michelle | 28 |
| She turned pro before her 16th birthday | 39 |
| Runner-up to Sorenstam at the 2005 LPGA Championship | 52 |
| Rival of Sorenstam | 18 |
| Michelle on a fairway | 21 |
| LPGA teen phenom Michelle | 25 |
| LPGA prodigy Michelle | 21 |
| Links prodigy Michelle | 22 |
| Links phenom Michelle | 21 |
| How, in Bonn | 12 |
| How, in Berlin | 14 |
| How to Helmut | 14 |
| Golfing prodigy Michelle | 24 |
| Golfer who turned pro before her 16th birthday | 46 |
| Golfer Michelle who turned pro before her 16th birthday | 55 |
| Golf pro Michelle | 17 |
| Golf phenom Michelle | 20 |
| Creamer rival | 13 |
| 6'1" Michelle | 22 |
| 2014 U.S. Women's Open champ | 32 |
| 2014 U.S. Open winner Michelle | 30 |
| "___ gehts?" | 22 |
| "___ geht's?" ("How goes it?"): Ger. | 60 |
| "___ geht's?" | 27 |
| '-- geht es dir?' | 25 |
| Whirlpool, in Scotland | 22 |
| Exert, as influence | 19 |
| Exercise, as power | 18 |
| Handle skillfully | 17 |
| Use effectively | 15 |
| Handle with skill | 17 |
| Exert, as power | 15 |
| Use, as a tool | 14 |
| Swing, as a sword | 17 |
| Handle, as a tool | 17 |
| Handle and use | 14 |
| Exercise power | 14 |
| Brandish, as a sword | 20 |
| Brandished | 10 |
| Used with skill | 15 |
| Exercised, as power | 19 |
| Handler | 7 |
| Ax user, e.g. | 13 |
| Brandishes | 10 |
| Exercises, as power | 19 |
| Uses, as a weapon | 17 |
| Handles, as a sword | 19 |
| Handles with authority | 22 |
| Exercises, as authority | 23 |
| Easy to use | 11 |
| Easily handled | 14 |
| Easily-toted bundle? | 20 |
| Vienna, to the Viennese | 23 |
| Vienna, to a Berliner | 21 |
| City of waltzes, to natives | 27 |
| Capital of Österreich | 25 |
| Austrian capital, to Austrians | 30 |
| Austria's capital, to the locals | 36 |
| Austria's capital, to Austrians | 35 |
| Vienna, to Viennese | 19 |
| Vienna, to Strauss | 18 |
| Vienna, to natives | 18 |
| Vienna, to its citizens | 23 |
| Vienna, to Hans | 15 |
| Vienna, to a Viennese | 21 |
| Strauss's Vienna | 20 |
| Physics Nobelist: 1911 | 22 |
| Osterreich's capital | 24 |
| Nobelist in Physics: 1911 | 25 |
| Mozart's Vienna | 19 |
| Locale for Apfelstrudel and Sachertorte | 39 |
| Donau metropolis | 16 |
| Austria's capital, to natives | 33 |
| Wurst | 5 |
| Heart of a hotdog | 17 |
| Freud, e.g. | 11 |
| Cybernetics pioneer Norbert | 27 |
| Ball-park offering | 18 |
| ___ schnitzel | 13 |
| Short-legged pet's nickname | 31 |
| Dachshunds, familiarly | 22 |
| Cookout with dogs | 17 |
| Campsite cookout | 16 |
| The "pigs" in pigs in blankets | 40 |
| Stadium menu items | 18 |
| Some ballgame snacks | 20 |
| Roasted things | 14 |
| Fan fillers | 11 |
| Dogs on the grill | 17 |
| Contents of some buns | 21 |