Indiana Fever icon Caitlin Clark appeared at an event LPGA Golf pro-am competition It was held on Wednesday at Florida Pelican Golf Club.

Clark sat on a panel LPGA Women’s Leadership Summit Chat with Sorenstam the day before the start. When Clark was asked what his lowest round was, he said: “Oh my goodness. If I’m lucky I might get into the mid-80s. But usually I pray to break 100.”

“I just I don’t want to hit anyone with a golf ball. That is my number one priority,” Clark added.

With these words, Clark seemed to present an unfortunate situation.

During his drive on the 9th hole, Clark hit a shot that appeared to hit the crowd. This is illustrated by Beth Ann Nichols of Golfweek. Post video X Clark signing a golf ball and handing it to a spectator after the shot was made (to which Clark reacted by saying “That might have hit someone”).

There is now more evidence that the stray shot apparently hit the fan. TikTok video He shows off the signed ball and the brutal bruise on his shoulders.

“I didn’t expect to help Caitlin Clark,” a fan named Tracy Culbert said in the video. “He didn’t mean to hit a fan – dammit! Clever Clark said, ‘Whoever it hit, thanks for the good hit.’ And by signing the ball, he left me with a unique story and memory.”

Even though this bruise doesn’t look good, Calbert doesn’t seem too upset about it. And now she has a story for the ages that forever ties her to the biggest star in women’s basketball.