Annika Sorenstam is the first woman to play in a PGA Tour event since 1945 when she competed at the Bank of America Colonial tournament in 2003. Ms 59 has achieved incredible feats in her career. 

But behind her impressive achievements and accolades, Sorenstam is also a devoted mother of two children, Ava and Will, who are 14 and 12 years old respectively. In a recent podcast, she opened up about her life as a parent and how she balances her family and golf commitments. 

A ‘Swing’ Between Greens and Family Scenes

Sorenstam admitted that being a mom is not always easy, especially when she has to travel for tournaments or other golf-related activities. The GOAT said that she tries to involve her kids as much as possible and values quality time with them.  

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While answering a question about the passion and what makes her off the golf course, the 53-year-old said, “Obviously, golf is kind of the beginning and the pillar, but you’re right. I mean, at the end of the day, we’re just human beings that play golf.

“And I will say, you know, at this time of my life, as you know, we go through all these chapters, and, you know, my family is what’s most important, our kids, we Ava’s 14 and Will is 12. And it’s just fun to be able to be a parent and be able to give back and give them the footing, hopefully, that they need.”

The golf sensation also shared a more personal side of her life. She revealed despite her extensive travels, she’s a homebody at heart. There’s a deep love for the simple joys of life – being at home, cooking, having friends over, and savoring those moments. 

More Than a Golf Legend – A Beacon of Inspiration

Besides, the 72-time LPGA winner is passionate about leading an active and workout-filled life. It’s a balance that makes her extraordinary career even more inspiring. 

Annika Sorenstam isn’t just a golf legend; she’s a multifaceted entrepreneur and a philanthropist. Founded in 2007, her non-profit organization empowers young women in golf and promotes healthy lifestyles among children. 

The 10-major champion winner’s legacy expands further with her golf course design firm, her financial advisory group, and her unwavering commitment to making a positive impact in the world. She’s an inspiration to those who aspire to excel in diverse fields while giving back. 

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