Caitlin Clark, Golfer

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This story could evolve into the off-season’s biggest headline.


We know that Caitlin Clark is a fantastic basketball player. She holds several records at the University of Iowa, was the 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year, and has made millions on endorsement deals. So, what is Clark doing in the offseason? Playing golf.

Clark could be on her way to becoming a two-sport pro star, joining players like Deion Sanders and Bo Jackson, who were football-baseball combo pro athletes. 

Clark told the press that she intends to play a lot of golf this offseason. We learned later that she will play in “The Annika,” hosted (of course) by LPGA legend Annika Sorenstam, which will be held next month. Clark will tee it up in the pro-am competition and be a panelist at the Women’s Leadership Summit at Pelican Golf Club.

Let’s keep our eyes on Caitlin Clark, the golfer. Who knows? She may start sinking 20-foot putts the way she swishes 3-point field goals.

About Matthew Paris

I grew up an avid Houston sports fan. After graduating from Texas Tech University in Theater and English Literature I worked as a marketing rep and coach for I9 Sports, coaching baseball, flag football, soccer, and basketball. I’m currently with Austin Sports Academy as a marketing coordinator, baseball and football coach, and coordinator of middle school and high school open play nights. I’ve written three short films for Looknow Productions and have also written articles on film marketing, producing, and directing. I really enjoy writing about sports and being an active contributor to The Sports Column.



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Comments (Caitlin Clark, Golfer)

    Ron Silva wrote (11/17/24 - 11:36:34PM)

    I love Caitlin Clark. She brought a whole new interest to the WNBA. I had no clue she could golf. Maybe she can make a name for herself in the LPGA. Maybe they might treat her better than the WNBA and it’s players. I think the WNBA really messed up. Hoping won’t bite them in the butt. Thanks for a great article, Matthew Paris.