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Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn (born Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn) is an American actor working in both film, television as well as theatre. She's been a professional actor for 27 years. Her career began in 1990 in an Off-Broadway performance in The Big Funk, by John Patrick Shanley. Her next role was her first TV role, The Perfect Tribute. In 1992, she earned her first big break in the form of a secondary character in Basic Instinct. The Firm was the film where she became the leading lady for the first moment. It was a film that featured Tom Cruise, Gene Hackman and others. In the 90s, her work included working with top Hollywood actors like Gwyneth as in Sliding doors Hugh Grant Mickey Blue Eyes and Julie Andrews Relative Values. She recently played Dr. Alex Blake in the internationally popular police procedural crime drama Criminal Minds.

The women's golfing scene is not only dominated by young, beautiful women as well as women who are in their twenties. Lexi Thompson comes to mind. The age of Lexi Thompson makes her wonder why she has been so successful on the golf course. What is it about Lexi Thompson that makes her great? Did she play golf since the womb, or was it something that helped her become a great golfer at birth? All of this and much more is what we're going to delve into here as she learns about one of the most famous American golfers Lexi Thompson. The golfer was born on 10th day of February 1995 in Coral Springs of Florida in the United States of America. Alexis Thompson's birth name while Amanda Thompson's and Scott Thompson's fathers are Scott Thompson. Lexi was born as in the United States and is a US citizen, and is a member of the white race. Lexi has inherited her love of playing golf through her father. Her father was an avid golfer and she began playing at a young age. When he retired from being an avid golfer He went on to become a professional golf instructor. Her two brothers, who are listed below are both professional players of golf. In terms of her education Lexis was homeschooled during her high school years and by September 2012 she had obtained admission at Louisiana State University to pursue an undergraduate degree. The grade Lexis earned in the university isn't yet known. The daughter of golfers Lexis was no stranger to playing the mostly male-dominated sport. As a child she started playing golf and in 2007, at age 12, became the first woman to qualify to compete in the US Women's Open. She didn't win the event, but she was able to win the Aldila Junior Classic in the following year, making her the second. She was the youngest American Junior Golf Association player (AJGA), as well as being the youngest to have won the Westfield Junior PGA Championship at the at the time.