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Annika Sorenstam competes in professional golf in Sweden. It is widely regarded as one of the greatest golfers in history. Before retiring from the professional game in 2008, she was the winner of 90 tournaments internationally as an amateur. That made her the female golfer who had the most wins. Annika Sorenstam's Wiki: Annika Sorenstam is a popular golfer from Sweden recognized for her outstanding results in the female golf game. In 2008, she was at the peak of her professional golf career. To commemorate her 90+ international wins Annika is regarded as the most successful female golfer in history. Annika has been the winner of 72 LPGA tournaments and 10 majors. She also won 18 tournaments in other countries. Annika was born on the 9th of October, 1970. born, and she will be celebrating her 50th birthday in 2020. Parents were Tom and Gunilla. Tom has been employed by IBM in the role of a Manager, as her mom is employed by the local bank. Her sister has been a coach at the Annika academy as well as being a professional golfer. The sisters were the first golfers to achieve 1 million in the LPGA. Mike McGee married her and they have two daughters named Madelyn McGee McGee. Annika McGee was married to Mike on the 10th of January 2009. Annika is a talented golfer since her early years. She also played junior soccer and was a national tennis champion. The family of her parents followed her to Sweden for her professional career. In 1994, she qualified for the LPGA Final Tournament. She also won the first-ever professional ALPG Tour Australia. Annika finished at the top of 3 and took home the LPGA Rookie of the Year prize. Annika's first breakthrough was in the year 1995 when she won of her first win on the US Women Open LPGA tour. Annika was the only non-American winner of this Vare trophy. Annika was also 1 on the Money List. In 2008, she made the decision to quit competition. In the same night, she threw the first pitch of baseball in the game. Most recent victory was in the Suzhou Taihu ladies' open playoff. Ladies European Tour and Ladies Asian Tour were the sponsors of this event.