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Annika Charlotta S renstam, an Swedish professional golfer. It is widely regarded as one of the greatest golfers in history. Before retiring from golf professionally in 2008, she had won 90 tournaments internationally as professional. That made her the female golfer who had the most victories. Annika Sorenstam's Wikipedia Annika Sorenstam, an eminent golfer in Sweden is known for her outstanding achievements. Before she moved from the golf tournaments, it was the end of the season of 2008. Annika was a champion in more than 90 international tournaments and is regarded as the best female golfer ever. Annika had won 72 LPGA tournaments, as well as ten majors, and 18 other tournaments across the globe. Annika was a 9th-October 1970 born, and she will be celebrating her 50th in 2020. Tom Gunilla was her mother. Tom was an IBM executive, and her mother worked at the bank. Her sister was a professional player and coach at Annika academy. Annika academy. Both of her sisters achieved 1 million on LPGA. She has been wed to Mike McGee and has two children named Madelyn McGee and William Nicholas McGee. Annika and Mike were married on the 10th of January, 2009. Annika is a talented golf player since her childhood days. She was also a tennis and soccer junior teammate for the national team. It was her skiing ability which brought her family members to Sweden, where she pursued the sport with a professional. She qualified for the LPGA final event in 1994 and took her first win for a professional in the ALPG tour Australia. She won LPGA rookie of the year in 1994 for placing in the top three. Annika had her big break in the year 1995. At the US Women Open, she was the LPGA's rookie of this year. She was also the first woman from outside America to win the Vare trophy. Annika was also named number one on the Money list. Annika decided in 2008 to quit competition. On that night she even throw the very first pitch of baseball during the contest. He was the winner of his final tour with Suzhou Taihu. Suzhou Taihu woman's open. Ladies European Tour, Ladies Asian Tour sponsored the event.