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Caitlin Clark In November, she spent part of the offseason on the golf course, working with Nelly Korda and Annika Sorenstam in November’s professional AM at the Pelicans Golf Club.
this Indiana Hot Star has the last nine games against Korda and Sorenstam. After Clarke joked, she would play golf after the team was eliminated from the playoffs – probably not expecting a legend like Sorenstein to play.
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Caitlin Clark hits a golf ball on TPC Deere Run in Silvis, Illinois on July 5, 2023. (Elizabeth Pruitt/Quad City Times via AP)
In a recent interview with Fox News Digital, Sorenstam recalled playing against Clark at a golf course and said she was a “bigger fan” after meeting with young basketball players.
“It’s great, obviously, I’m a big fan and after meeting her and spending some time, a big fan, great athlete is very focused and knowing when you have a task to do,” she said. “Obviously, she has a little golf background, so she’s familiar with the sport and knows it has culture and has some traditions.
“No, it’s great to bring new friends into the sport, to be excited and share stories. To be anything, I’m in college, I’m a professional, how to do this, or exercise, we have a lot in common, and it’s always fun to hear other successful athletes or other people’s brands pick her brand. Pick her brand.
Annika Sorenstam and Indiana Fever Guard Caitlin Clark celebrated the celebration at the Annika Golf Tour Championship Pro-AM at the Pelicans Golf Club in Belais, Florida. (Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn image)
Clark Said at the leadership summit She was associated with Pro-AM in November and she tried to practice as much as she could.
“I tried to spend as much time as I could practice, but there was only too much hope. You just pray with your fingers, praying.” “No, I practiced a little bit, I was just a quote about being a professional golfer. Everyone thought I was serious. I wasn’t serious. I loved it. I loved being outside and competing with friends.
“It’s a challenge, it’s best to be here and have a great time, which is what I look forward to.”
Indiana fever guard Caitlin Clark held Annika Sorenstam’s greeting at the Pelicans Golf Club in Belleair, Florida on November 13, 2024. (Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn image)
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Sorenstam is preparing to compete in the U.S. Century Championship next month at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Club. The celebration begins on July 9 and continues until July 13.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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