Indiana Fever icon Caitlin Clark took part in a LPGA pro-am golf competition which took place on Wednesday at the Pelican Golf Club in Florida.

Clark was sitting on a panel in a LPGA Women’s Leadership Summit conversation alongside Sorenstam the day before departure. When Clark was asked what her lowest lap was, she replied: “Oh my God. I can get to the mid-80s if I’m lucky. But usually I just pray to get over the 100.

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

With these words, Clark seemed to have manifested an unfortunate situation.

During his drive on the 9th hole, Clark took a shot that appeared to have hit a spectator. This is demonstrated by Beth Ann Nichols of Golfweek post an X video of Clark signing a golf ball and giving it to a spectator after that shot was hit (to which Clark reacted by saying, “That could have hit someone.”)

There is now further evidence that the stray shot apparently hit the fan, as they posted a TikTok video showing the signed ball and a brutal bruise they have on their shoulder.

“I didn’t expect to give Caitlin Clark an assist,” the fan (who goes by the name Tracy Culbert) said in the video. “His goal wasn’t to hit a fan – whoopsie! The quick-witted Clark remarked ‘Thanks for the good kick, whoever it hit.’ And I signed off, leaving me with a unique story and a memory.”

Even though that bruise doesn’t look very good, Calbert doesn’t seem too upset. And now she has an everlasting story that forever ties her to the biggest star in women’s basketball.