WNBA fans have been left awestruck by Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark's dazzling plays and ability to hit a shot from nearly anywhere. Other professional athletes have even joined the fan club, too, with the latest being golfer Bubba Watson.

Watson showed up at Gainbridge Fieldhouse and met with Clark before her game against the Atlanta Dream. The 12-time PGA Tour champ chatted with Clark about how his wife, a former basketball player, is a big fan of hers before surprising her with a gift. Watson brought a personal golf club for Clark, gifting the reigning Rookie of the Year a pink signed driver.

Watson then went on to describe his excitement over meeting Clark, saying that it was more of a “dream come true” for himself than it even was for his wife.

The 46-year-old was reportedly in town to promote an upcoming LIV Golf tournament set to take place in Indiana this August, and he stayed courtside to take in the game versus the Dream. He won two Masters Tournaments, in 2012 and 2014, and has played in the LIV Golf league since 2022.

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Caitlin Clark is well-known for her wide array of talents, and she added one more to her resume during the offseason. Clark has appeared at multiple golf events since beginning her WNBA career, even participating in LPGA pro-am tournament The Annika.

Clark, who plays golf as a hobby in her free time, got to play alongside legends of women's golf like Nelly Korda and Annika Sorenstam, the host after who the tournament is named.

When asked about the experience, Clark got the opportunity to fangirl over other legendary athletes for a change. “People would definitely pay for that,” she said. “I got to do it for free and have fun with them. Definitely a fun morning.”

Clark got to put skills other than basketball on display and looked to have fun doing it. While the 23-year-old had some highlights during her time on the course, she'll look to extend her influence on the court and help power the Fever to a 3-0 record.