CHULA VISTA, Calif. — Annika Sorenstam shot a 3-under 70 on Thursday to take the first-round lead in the U.S. Senior Women’s ...

On Thursday at historic San Diego Country Club, Sorenstam opened up with the early lead after carding a 3-under 70 that ...

Sorenstam, who won the 2021 U.S. Senior Women’s Open as well of the U.S. Women’s Open in 1995, ’96 and 2006, started the day ...

A golf major has returned to the San Diego area. The seventh annual U.S. Senior Women’s Open takes over San Diego Country ...

The U.S. Senior Women’s Open might be golf’s most underappreciated event — and not just because Annika Sorenstam is in the field.

At 72, Barb Moxness is the oldest in the 120-player field, and her 2-under 71 puts her one stroke behind Annika Sorenstam.

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 ...

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.

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.

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.

Annika Sorenstam's golf apparel line for women is now going into its 15th year and has accounted for $50 million in total sales for Cutter & Buck. But the Hall of Fame golfer recalls being a "36 ...