Why can a golfer who has not joined any professional club in the past decade can become the most dominant female athlete in the world in the last 20 years? Like the “Tiger” Woods in the previous article, Sorenstam’s performance in the first ten years was too amazed. In particular, during the five years from 2001 to 2005, Sorenstam won 43 of NFL Coins the 72 titles in his personal career, and reached the top 3 in 70% of the tournaments. She had a score of 59 in the standard registration table (now Phoenix International) and created the only women's professional golfer's history in the history of less than 60 strokes. From 2002 to 2004, she obtained LPGA minimum for three consecutive years with average scores of 68.6974, 69.0167, and 68.6970 respectively.

These three data are also the three lowest figures in the LPGA history with the lowest single-season average. No one has been able to shake it so far. Sorenstam's performance far exceeded that of other women's golfers. She had scored below par for 29 consecutive rounds and set a new record. This record was not matched by Lydia-Gao until 2015. At the same time, Sorenstam can also cause men golfers trouble from time to time. In 2003, she became the first female golfer to participate in the Men’s Professional Golf Tournament in the last 60 years and scored 71 and 74 in the first and second round respectively. Although unable to go further, Sorenstam defeated 11 men who competed at the same time.