Caitlin Clark proved once again that she has unlimited range in any sport

What can't superstar Caitlin Clark do?

The 2025 WNBA season was a lost season for the Indiana Fever superstar, who suffered multiple lingering injuries that kept her off the court.

Clark only managed to play in 13 games this season after never missing a game throughout her entire college career at Iowa.

She suffered her first minor injury in the preseason before playing the first few games of the season. After dropping a near triple-double in her first regular-season game, everything was looking up for Clark and the Fever.

A few weeks into the season, Clark suffered a groin injury that started a chain reaction of future injuries throughout the season.

Clark played her last game of the season right before the All-Star break after she was forced to withdraw from all activities during WNBA All-Star weekend.

Clark's injury-plagued sophomore season was cut short, but she was always a vocal presence on the sidelines during Indiana's playoff run.

During the offseason, Clark has largely kept out of the public eye as she continues rehabbing her groin injury, but that did not stop her from showcasing her unlimited range at a Pro-Am golf tournament.

With her Fever teammates Lexie Hull and Sophie Cunningham as her caddies at the Annika Pro-Am golf tournament, Clark sank a putt from well off the green, sending the crowd into a frenzy.

Clark is an avid golfer, and this is the second year she has participated in the event.

The "Caitlin Clark" effect was on full display during the tournament, resulting in astronomically increased views of the tournament's website and Instagram page.

According to Golfweek senior writer Beth Anderson, the tournament's Instagram page views increased by 591 percent, and the website views increased by 121 percent in year-over-year numbers.

Wherever Clark goes, the crowds follow, and you are usually in store for some magic from the Fever superstar.