Who is the greatest women's golfer of all time?
Women's golf has produced legends who changed the sport forever — from Babe Didrikson Zaharias to Annika Sorenstam to Nelly Korda. Who do you think is the greatest of all time?

Annika Sorenstam
The modern-era GOAT with 72 LPGA victories and 10 major championships, dominant across two decades and the only woman ever to shoot 59 in competition.

Kathy Whitworth
Holder of the all-time professional golf record with 88 LPGA Tour wins, representing a level of consistency and longevity no one in the sport has surpassed.

Mickey Wright
Widely considered the greatest ball-striker in women's golf history, with 82 LPGA wins and 13 majors, admired even by Ben Hogan for her flawless swing.

Nancy Lopez
The charismatic force who ignited an LPGA popularity boom in the late 1970s, winning nine tournaments in her rookie year including five consecutively.

Lorena Ochoa
Mexico's greatest sporting legend spent four straight years as world number one, winning 27 LPGA events before retiring at 28 at the height of her powers.

Inbee Park
The leader of South Korea's golden generation, amassing 7 major championships and an Olympic gold medal in a career defined by elite putting and cool precision.

Nelly Korda
The current world number one and back-to-back Chevron champion whose power game and steely composure have made her the dominant force of the modern era.

Louise Suggs
An LPGA co-founder and prolific champion with 61 victories and 11 major titles, renowned for a technically perfect ball-striking game.
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