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Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn (born Jeanne Marie Tripplehorn) is an American actress who is active in both film, television, and theatre. She is a talented thespian who has been active professionally from her early teens for the last 27 years. She made her acting debut on stage during an off-Broadway production called The Big Funk by John Patrick Shanley in the year 1990. In The Perfect Tribute, she played her first role on television a few years later. When she appeared in 1992, as was a character supporting in Basic Instinct, her career took off. The Firm marked her first role as a female leading actress. She was paired with Tom Cruise & Gene Hackman. The 90s saw her working alongside some of the top actors in Hollywood, such as Gwyneth Paltrow and Hugh Grant. In recent times, she played Dr. Alex Blake (a police procedural-crime drama) in Criminal Minds.

In the golf world for women, there are many women that not only look beautiful, but who seem to be youthful. Lexi Thompson is one such woman, who when she looks back at her age, is unsure of what she has accomplished in the time since her career taken off. Did she have a natural talent for golf or is there something else which makes her unique? This and more is all we'll be discussing here as she learns about one of the greatest American golfers Lexi Thompson. This golfer was a child of Coral Springs of Florida, United States of America on the 10th day of the month of February, 1995. Alexis Thompson was her birth name. Scott Thompson's father and Amanda Thompson's father are both Scott Thompson. She was born a US citizen, and is a member of the race of white. Lexi inherited the golfing skills from her father, since the former was a gifted golfer. Two of her brothers who are highlighted below are both professional players of golf. Lexis was a homeschooler during her high-school years. Then, in September of 2012, she received acceptance into Louisiana State University, where she will pursue a master's degree. The assumption is that she graduated from the university, however the exact grade attained by her institution is still a mystery. Born into a family of golfers Lexis could not have been a stranger to playing the mostly male-dominated sports. Her first game was from a young age and she became the youngest golfer to be selected for the US Women's Open at the age of 12 years old in 2007. Not only did she not take home the title, she was also not able to compete in 2007's Aldila Junior Classic, which resulted in her being the second-youngest player to win this competition. She was the smallest American Junior Golf Association player (AJGA) in addition to as being the youngest to have won the Westfield Junior PGA Championship at the at the time.