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Annika Charlotta is an Swedish golfer. She is regarded as among the top female golfers ever. In 2008, she quit playing competition golf. This resulted in Annika scored 90 victories in international tournaments. Annika Sorenstam Wikipedia: Annika Sorenstam was a female Swedish golfer who was known for her top performance. It was 2008 when she made the decision to quit the sport of golf. After winning around 90 international tournaments she has been called the most successful female golfer in history. Annika had won 72 LPGA tournaments, as well as ten majors, and 18 other tournaments around the world. Annika was born 9th October 1970. She also turned 50 in the year 2020. Tom and Gunilla were her parents. Tom worked as an IBM executive while Gunilla worked at a banking institution. Her sister, who was an amateur golfer as well as an Annika Academy coach, is the one that is coach at Annika. They were both the first sisters to earn a million dollars on the LPGA. Mike McGee has had two kids with her: Madelyn McGee (her daughter)) along with William Nicholas McGee (her son). They both Annika as well as Mike got married on the 10th January, 2009. Annika was an avid golfer from her early childhood. She played soccer and tennis at the national level in her junior years. She was also a fantastic skier too and that led their family to Sweden to play professional sport. She made it to the LPGA final event in 1994 and grabbed the very first win for a professional in the ALPG tour Australia. She won LPGA rookie the year for finishing among the top three. Annika was the winner of her debut LPGA Tour tournament in 1995 in her first major, the US Women Open. Annika was the only non-American to secure the Vare trophy. Annika was also on the top one money list. Annika decided to stop participating in the competition of 2008. The night before, she pitched the first pitch of the baseball match. Most recent victory was in the Suzhou Taihu ladies' open playoff. Ladies European Tour, Ladies Asian Tour was the sponsor of the tournament.