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Annika Charlotta S renstam, an Swedish pro golfer. She is known as one the most successful female golfers in history. Before retiring from golf professionally at the age of 28, she had won 90 tournaments internationally as a pro. That made her the woman golfer with most wins. Annika Sorenstam's Wiki provides the story of the popular Swedish golfer Annika Sorenstam. She has been known to have some outstanding performance in female golf. The Swedish golfer quit in 2008 right before the year was over. The best female golfer of all time has been named after winning more than 90 international events. Annika has won 72 LPGA events, ten majors and 18 other tournaments around the world. Annika was born on the 9th of October, 1970. born girl and is due to celebrate her 50th in 2020. Tom and Gunilla Her parents remain alive. Tom was employed at IBM as an executive while her mother has a job with an institution in the area. She is also a coach and professional golfer in Annika's academy. Two of her sisters have achieved 1 million in the LPGA. Mike McGee has had two children with her, Madelyn McGee (her daughter)) along with William Nicholas McGee (her son). Annika and Mike have been married since the month of January in 2009 in the same ceremony. Annika has been a skilled golfer since her early years. She also played senior tennis and soccer teammate for the national team. The ability she had to ski which brought her family to Sweden in the year 1994, where she continued to play this sport professionally. She took home her first ALPG Tour Australia professional title in 1994. Annika was awarded LPGA rookie of the year in 1994 for finishing among the top three. Annika is the only non-American to win the Vare trophy. She won at the US Women Open in 1995. She was the sole non-American winner of the Vare trophy. Annika also ranked 1 in the Money List. Annika decided to leave in the course of the 2008 season. She also pitched the first pitch of the match. The most recent win was the Suzhou Taihu ladies' open tournament. The tournament was co-sponsored by the Ladies European Tour & Ladies Asian Tour.