Annika Sörenstam in 2008

Golf · Sweden · 1970–

Annika Sörenstam Life & Career Timeline

Ten majors, seventy-two LPGA wins and a standard of fearless excellence.

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ASAnnika SörenstamGolf · Sweden
Born near Stockholm1970Born near Stockholm9 October 1970 · Bro, SwedenGolf
NCAA individual champion1991NCAA individual champion1991 · Columbus, OhioGolf
World Amateur champion1992World Amateur champion1992 · Vancouver, CanadaGolf
LPGA Rookie of the Year1994LPGA Rookie of the Year1994 season · United StatesGolf
First major championship1995First major championship16 July 1995 · Colorado Springs, ColoradoGolf
Defends the US Women’s Open1996Defends the US Women’s Open2 June 1996 · Pine Needles, North CarolinaGolf
Six wins and another money title1998Six wins and another money title1998 season · United StatesGolf
Shoots 592001Shoots 5916 March 2001 · Phoenix, ArizonaGolf
Eleven LPGA victories2002Eleven LPGA victories2002 season · WorldwideGolf
Competes at Colonial2003Competes at Colonial22 May 2003 · Fort Worth, TexasGolf
Completes the career Grand Slam2003Completes the career Grand Slam13 July 2003 · North Plains, OregonGolf
Player of the Year again2004Player of the Year again2004 season · United StatesGolf
Dominant ten-win season2005Dominant ten-win season11 September 2005 · United StatesGolf
Tenth major title2006Tenth major title9 July 2006 · Newport, Rhode IslandGolf
Announces step away2008Announces step away13 May 2008 · United StatesGolf
Closes full-time LPGA career2008Closes full-time LPGA careerDecember 2008 · Dubai, UAEGolf
ANNIKA Foundation expands its work2009ANNIKA Foundation expands its work2009 · GlobalGolf
Returns at the US Women’s Open2021Returns at the US Women’s Open3 June 2021 · San Francisco, CaliforniaGolf

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Annika Sörenstam became the dominant golfer of her generation, shooting the LPGA’s first 59, winning ten majors and challenging barriers beyond the women’s tour.

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Bro, Sweden

Born near Stockholm

Annika Sörenstam grew up in a sporting family and began focusing seriously on golf as a teenager.

Connected: Golf

Source: www.lpga.com

United States

LPGA Rookie of the Year

A consistent first full season established Sörenstam on the world’s leading women’s tour.

Connected: Golf

Source: www.lpga.com

Colorado Springs, Colorado

First major championship

She won the US Women’s Open for her first LPGA victory and first major title.

Connected: Golf

Source: www.lpga.com

Pine Needles, North Carolina

Defends the US Women’s Open

Back-to-back national championships confirmed her arrival among the game’s elite.

Connected: Golf

Source: www.lpga.com

United States

Six wins and another money title

Sörenstam led the LPGA money list for a third time in four seasons.

Connected: Golf

Source: www.lpga.com

Phoenix, Arizona

Shoots 59

She became the first—and remains the only—LPGA player to record a 59 in competition.

Connected: Golf

Source: www.lpga.com

Worldwide

Eleven LPGA victories

One of the greatest seasons in women’s golf included eleven LPGA wins and thirteen victories worldwide.

Connected: Golf

Source: www.annikasorenstam.com

Fort Worth, Texas

Competes at Colonial

Sörenstam became the first woman in 58 years to play a PGA Tour event, drawing worldwide attention.

Connected: Golf

Source: www.annikasorenstam.com

North Plains, Oregon

Completes the career Grand Slam

Winning the Women’s British Open gave her all four recognised women’s major championships.

Connected: Golf

Source: www.lpga.com

United States

Player of the Year again

Eight victories helped Sörenstam earn a sixth LPGA Player of the Year award.

Connected: Golf

Source: www.lpga.com

United States

Dominant ten-win season

Ten LPGA victories, including two majors, produced another historic campaign.

Connected: Golf

Source: www.lpga.com

Newport, Rhode Island

Tenth major title

A playoff victory at the US Women’s Open delivered her tenth major championship.

Connected: Golf

Source: www.lpga.com

Dubai, UAE

Closes full-time LPGA career

She stepped away with 72 LPGA victories, 10 majors and eight Player of the Year awards.

Connected: Golf

Source: www.lpga.com

San Francisco, California

Returns at the US Women’s Open

Sörenstam made her first major appearance in thirteen years after returning to selected competition.

Connected: Golf

Source: www.usga.org
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