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Annika Sorenstam plays professional golf in Sweden. She is regarded as one of the most successful female golfers ever. In 2008, she quit playing competitive golf. As a result, Annika won 90 times in international competitions. Annika Sorenstam wiki: Annika Sorenstam from Sweden is well known as a golfer that excels at the game played by women. When she left the golf tournaments, it came to an end with the 2008 season. Annika was a champion in over 90 events across the world and is considered to be the top female golfer in history. Annika won 72 LPGA tournaments and 10 majors. She also won 18 tournaments in other countries. Annika was born on 9th October, 1970. She was 50 years old when she celebrated her birthday in 2020. Tom Gunilla has been her mother. Tom was employed at IBM as a manager, and her mother works for the local bank. She has a sister who is the head coach at the Annika academy along with a professional golfer herself. Two of her sisters have achieved one million points on the LPGA. Mike McGee is her husband and the couple have two children, Madelyn McGee & William Nicholas McGee. Annika McGee married Mike on 10th Jan 2009. Annika was an expert player from the beginning of her childhood. In addition, she was a junior soccer player and won the national tennis championship. It was her skiing ability which brought her family members to Sweden and she was able to pursue this sport professionally. She was the first Australian professional to win the ALPG tour in Australia and also qualified for the 1994 LPGA finale. Annika was awarded the LPGA rookie prize for her top-three finishes. Annika was the first non-American to win Vare Trophy. She won in the US Women Open in 1995. She is the only non-American who has won the Vare Trophy. Annika was even placed at the top on the list of Money's top performers. Annika decided not to play during the year 2008. The first pitch was thrown by her later that night. The most recent win on tour came in the playoffs of the Suzhou Taihu lady's open. The event was sponsored by Ladies European Tour and Ladies Asian Tour.