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Annika Sorenstam plays professional golf in Sweden. She is considered among the top female golfers to ever play. In 2008 she stopped playing competitive golf. This resulted in Annika won 90 times in international tournaments. Annika Sorenstam Wiki Annika Sorenstam is a renowned golfer from Sweden is known for her outstanding achievements. Prior to her departure from tournament, it was the end of the season of 2008. After winning around 90 international events, she is called the most successful female golfer ever. Annika has won 72 LPGA as well as ten major tournaments, as well as another 18 tournaments around the world. Annika turned 50 in 2020. Annika was born on September 9th, 1970. Tom Gunilla and Tom Gunilla are the parents of Annika. Tom is a former IBM executive, and her mother worked at a bank. She has a sister who is the head coach at the Annika academy along with being a professional golfer. Her sisters both made 1 million in the LPGA. Annika is engaged to Mike McGee and has two children with the names of Madelyn McGee as well as William Nicholas McGee. Annika and Mike married each other on the 10th January 2009. Annika is an accomplished golfer since her early years. She played soccer and tennis at the level of national competition when she was a junior. She was an excellent skier as well, which brought her family to Sweden to play professional sport. In 1994 she became a qualifier to play in the LPGA Final Tournament, and took home the first-ever professional ALPG Tour Australia. She received the LPGA rookie prize in recognition of her top three places. Annika made her breakthrough in the year 1995, when she took home the US Women Open on the LPGA tour. Annika was the first woman outside of America to be awarded the Vare trophy. Annika was also ranked as number one on the Money list. She decided to stay away from the tournament in the 2008 season. She actually threw out the first baseball ball that night. The Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open, his most recent tournament by playing in a playoff. Ladies European Tour and Ladies Asian Tour were the event's sponsors. of the event.