P H O E N I X, March 16 -- Annika Sorenstam became the first woman to shoota 59 in an LPGA tournament, breaking the previous record by twostrokes. The day after saying she goes for a birdie on ...

BEIJING (Reuters) - Ten-times major winner Annika Sorenstam believes the arrival of the LPGA in China this weekend is just the start of a much greater involvement of the world's most populous ...

It was on May 22, 2003, that Annika Sorenstam, who was then a 43-time LPGA Tour champion, became the first woman in over 50 years to compete in a PGA Tour event when she teed it up in the first ...

I felt good all weekend. Sorenstam, with 72 victories overall, is also known for her 2003 appearance in the Colonial, a men’s tournament, and being the lone woman to record a round under 60.

When the first round of the 2025 LPGA Legends Championship kicked off, the top of the leaderboard was quite crowded. Trish Johnson, Jill McGill, Cristie Kerr and Charlotta Sorenstam were all ...

Sorenstam, who would go on to win 10 major tournaments, 72 events on the LPGA Tour and make hundreds of post-round comments, says shyness has always been her weakness.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Annika Sorenstam went on a run that took her all the way to an LPGA record and a victory at the State Farm Classic. Down five strokes at the start of play, Sorenstam tied the LPGA ...

Annika, who has amassed over 95 international tournament victories—including 72 LPGA titles and 10 major championships—will collaborate with the Company to champion Nugevia’s science-backed ...

Annika Sorenstam, left, and Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark celebrate after a shot during The Annika golf tournament pro-am at Pelican Golf Club in Belleair, Florida, on Nov. 13, 2024.

May 14 -- For months, the controversy simmered beneath the surface. Now it has erupted with a top male golfer lashing out at Annika Sorenstam, the superstar of the women's golf tour, for planning ...

Hetherington's birdies at 17 and 18 pulled her even with Sorenstam at 10-under 274. She forced the playoff by hitting a sand wedge to six feet at the final hole, prompting the crowd to go wild.

Stephen Curry and Annika Sorenstam both fell short Sunday at the American Century Championship, but her showing offered a reminder that men and women can compete equitably in golf.