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Annika Charlotta is a Swedish golfer. She is regarded as among the top female golfers to ever play. In 2008 she stopped playing competitive golf. As a result, Annika won 90 times in international tournaments. Annika Sorenstam's Wiki is the biography of Swedish golfer Annika Sorenstam. She has been known for some impressive female golfing performances. In 2008, she quit golf, just before the season was over. Annika has been a winner of over 90 events across the world and is considered to be the best female golfer of all time. Annika has won 72 LPGA as well as ten major tournaments. She has also won other 18 events around the world. Annika was born the 9th October 1970 and was 50 years old when she celebrated her birthday in 2020. Tom Gunilla is her father. Tom was a high-level executive for IBM while Gunilla worked in banking. There is a sister that is a golf pro as well as a coach at Annika Academy. The sisters are the first players to reach 1 million in the LPGA tour. She has been wed to Mike McGee and has two kids named Madelyn McGee and William Nicholas McGee. Annika and Mike got married on January 10, 2009. Annika's been an excellent golfer ever since she was young. Annika was an international soccer and junior tennis player. She was an excellent skier, too. This brought her family to Sweden to pursue this professional sport. Her very first ALPG Tour Australia professional title in the year 1994. She was awarded the LPGA rookie prize for top three finishes. Annika was the winner of her debut LPGA Tour event in the year 1995, the US Women Open. She was the sole non-American winner of the Vare trophy. Annika also ranked 1 in the Money List. In 2008, she decided to quit competition. She pitched even the opening pitch during that game. The most recent win was the Suzhou Taihu ladies' open playoff. Ladies European Tour (LET) as well as Ladies Asian Tour (LAST) sponsor this tournament.

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