Suzann first picked up a golf club at age six in her hometown of Oslo, beginning a journey that would make her one of the most iconic figures in women’s golf.

At 19, turned professional.

Earned her LET card and won her first LET title; she was also named LET Rookie of the Year.

Made her first appearance for Team Europe in the Solheim Cup and earned her LPGA Tour card.

A breakthrough year: Captured her first LPGA title and won the McDonald’s LPGA Championship, her first major championship.

Added two more LET victories at the Deutsche Bank Ladies Swiss Open and AIB Ladies Irish Open

Won the Ladies Irish Open on the LET

Won the Evian Championship, which was designated a major on both the LET and LPGA Tours

Won the Manulife LPGA Classic, her 15th LPGA Tour title

In what became an iconic moment, Suzann holed the winning putt for Team Europe at the Solheim Cup in Scotland, securing victory and marking her last competitive shot before announcing her retirement from professional golf.

Transitioning from player to leader, Suzann was appointed Captain of Team Europe for the Solheim Cup, leading the team to victory.

Continued her leadership role as Solheim Cup Captain as the event was held on American soil.

Founded VOXA, a women’s sport agency, beginning an exciting new chapter in her post-competitive career.