Annika Sorenstam and her son Will McGee are making their return to the PNC Championship. The classic parent-child tournament often sees a ton of star-studded families, and the Sorenstam family is no exception.The pair are among the elite duos at the event and were asked about their thoughts on the tournament this year.In an interview with media at the event, Sorenstam said:"Excited to be back. We started out really good [last year] the first day. We shot 10 under, right? That's really good... I need to hit the ball close and you knock them in from there."This year, the mother-son duo will be tasked with taking out some of the most impressive golfers on the PGA Tour and LPGA Tour alike, alongside their partners.Annika Sorenstam and Will McGee are joined by:Tiger Woods and Charlie WoodsStewart Cink and Reagan CinkJohn Daly and John Daly IIDavid Duval and Brady DuvalNick Faldo and Matthew FaldoJim Furyk and Tanner FurykRetief Goosen and Leo GoosenPadraig Harrington and Ciaran HarringtonNelly Korda and Petr KordaMatt Kuchar and Cameron KucharBernhard Langer and Jason LangerTom Lehman and Sean LehmanJustin Leonard and Luke LeonardMark O’Meara and Shaun O’MearaNick Price and Greg PriceVijay Singh and Qass SinghSteve Stricker and Izzi StrickerJustin Thomas and Mike ThomasLee Trevino and Daniel TrevinoAnnika Sorenstam surprised by Augusta inviteAnnika Sorenstam is one of the best female golfers of all time, but even she was a bit shocked by a recent invitation to become a member at Augusta National Golf Club, the Masters' annual home.Annika Sorenstam was surprisedSorenstam is the first female professional golfer to join the membership at the world famous club in Augusta, which only began allowing women as members in 2012. The 72-time LPGA Tour winner admitted that it took her aback, saying (via Forbes):“It was a surprise, I must say that. I was so excited. It was one of the happiest days of my golf life.”She continued:“It’s quite an honor. It’s super new, so I’m a total rookie and I’m just learning the ropes, so I don’t know where this will lead. But I’m thrilled and excited about the opportunity to not just to play the course, but to get to know the members.”Not many get to experience Augusta if they don't play in the Masters, which is only available to a select few members of the professional golfing world.