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Annika Sorenstam competes in professional golf in Sweden. She is one of best women golfers. Prior to retiring from professional golf in 2008, she had won more than 90 events internationally while a pro. This made her the female golfer who had the most victories. Annika Sorenstam's Wikipedia page: Annika Sorenstam was a Swedish female golfer known for her top performance. The year before she left the competition was 2008. Annika has been a winner of around 90 tournaments internationally and is considered to be the top female golfer in history. Annika won 72 LPGA tournaments and 10 majors. Also, she won 18 other tournaments across the world. Annika turned 50 in the year 2020. She was born 9 October 1970. Tom and Gunilla, her parents, remain alive. Tom employed as an IBM executive, while Gunilla was employed at a bank. Her sister was a professional athlete and coach of Annika academy. Annika academy. Two of her sisters have achieved one million points on the LPGA. Mike McGee married her and the couple have two daughters who are named Madelyn McGee McGee. Annika McGee and Mike both got married on the 10th day of January, 2009. Annika, a born golfer, has excelled in the game since she was a child. She was a tennis and soccer player on the national stage in her junior years. She was a great skier too and that drove her family into Sweden for a professional career in the sport. She was a participant in the LPGA final event in 1994 and took her first professional victory in ALPG tour Australia. She received the honor of being named LPGA rookie for the year following her finish third in the rankings. Annika had her big break in the year 1995. When she played in the US Women Open, she was the LPGA's rookie of the year. She is the sole non-American winner of the Vare Trophy. Annika was also ranked as number one on the Money list. Annika decided not to play during the year 2008. She actually threw the first baseball pitch of the evening. The Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open, he won the most recent tournament in a playoff. It was sponsored by Ladies European Tour and Ladies Asian Tour.