When Sorenstam arrived at Colonial in 2013 to be interviewed for a Golf Channel documentary, Go Annika, hiding near the 10th tee were her 2003 Colonial playing partners, Dean Wilson and Aaron Barber.

But Annika Sorenstam, arguably the greatest female golfer of all time, is instead playing a lighthearted putting game with her husband and two children in their Lake Nona backyard.

Two other LPGA stars have teed up on the PGA Tour since Sorenstam’s groundbreaking week. Michelle Wie West, at 14 years old, played the Sony Open the following year, and then seven more Tour events ...

Sorenstam was grouped alongside Nelly Korda at the Diamond Resorts in the second round. The 22-year-old alum of the ANNIKA Foundation walked off the course in awe of Sorenstam’s play.

As the LPGA continues its search for a new commissioner, golf legend Annika Sorenstam has thrown her support behind the ...

Sorenstam’s ANNIKA Foundation, which she started in 2007 near the end of her career, focuses on supporting girls’ and women’s golf around the globe.

Maybe that’s why Annika Sorenstam has decided to return to competitive golf again this week in Orlando at the Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions. Maybe, since she just turned 50, she’s ...

Golfer Annika Sörenstam’s 12-year-old son Will McGee gave a tearful interview after they competed in the parent-kid PNC Championship tournament, calling it the 'best week of my year' ...

News Annika Sorenstam is in the celebrity field at the Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions, but isn’t calling it a comeback By Keely Levins January 19, 2021 ...

Twenty years ago this week, Annika Sorenstam had one of golf’s ultimate “Where were you?” moments. Wait, it’s already been that long? “I can’t believe it’s been 20 years,” Stacy Lewis said. “I don’t ...