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Annika Charles Sorenstam was an Swedish professional player of golf. She is widely regarded as one of the most successful female golfers of all time. Before retiring from professional golf on the 2008 season, she was the winner of over 90 international tournaments as professional. That made her the female golfer who had the most winnings. Annika Sorenstam's Wiki contains the biographical details of Sweden's most well-known golfer Annika Sorenstam. Annika Sorenstam has been credited to have some outstanding female golf performances. In the year prior to her departure, the competition was 2008. After winning around 90 international tournaments she has been acknowledged as the best female golfer in history. Annika has won 72 LPGA and 10 Major tournaments, as well as 18 more tournaments all over the world. Annika was a 9th-October 1970 born and will celebrate her 50th in 2020. Tom and Gunilla Her parents are still living today. Tom has worked at IBM as an executive as her mom has a job with the local bank. The sister of hers is an instructor at Annika academy, as well as being a professional golfer. Both of her sisters achieved 1 million on LPGA. She has been wed with Mike McGee and has two kids with the names of Madelyn McGee as well as William Nicholas McGee. Both Annika as well as Mike have been married since 10 January, 2009. Annika was an expert golfer since her early years. In addition, she was a junior soccer player and was a national tennis champion. The ability she had to ski which brought her family to Sweden, where she pursued this sport on a professional basis. She was a participant in the LPGA final tournament in the year 1994 and took her first victory of a professional player in ALPG tour Australia. She was named LPGA rookie of this year, after she finished in the top 3. Annika's breakthrough came in 1995 with her win at The US Women Open LPGA tour. She was also the first woman from outside America to take home the Vare trophy. Annika also ranked as the number one in Money's rankings. Annika decided to withdraw from the competition in the season of 2008. In fact, she threw her first baseball pitch of the evening. Her most recent win came in the Suzhou Taihu ladies' open playoff. This event was hosted by Ladies European Tour and Ladies Asian Tour.