🔥 BREAKING: Indiana Fever Guard Shocks — Mocking Caitlin Clark Amid LPGA Mistakes That Cause Storm!.P1

🔥 BREAKING: Caitlin Clark Goes Viral AGAIN — Indiana Fever Teammates Turn Her Golf Disaster Into a Global Joke!

Caitlin Clark can bury threes from the logo without blinking, but on the golf course, she’s still firmly in “weekend warrior” territory — and her teammates are making sure the entire world knows it. Last year, Clark shanked a shot so badly it nearly drilled a nearby fan, drawing gasps, laughter, and a quick apology. Her return to the LPGA’s celebrity event in 2025 brought déjà vu: another mis-hit, another embarrassing moment… but this time, it was caught on camera by the worst possible person — Lexie Hull.

And Hull didn’t just record it.
She posted it.
For millions to see.

Hull and Sophie Cunningham were serving as Clark’s celebrity caddies, strolling onto the course in full Fever gear, cheering, chirping, and clowning around with their franchise star. But when Clark chunked a shot at the exact second Hull hit “record,” the friendly competition turned into full-blown entertainment. Clark couldn’t believe it.

“The one time you video me — you can’t make it up,” Clark groaned, as Cunningham doubled over laughing beside her. Behind them, the crowd howled. And then came the dagger: Hull uploaded the clip to TikTok with a CBS Masters voice-over and the caption, “The Masters is next @Caitlin Clark @SOPHIE & I can caddie 🤑.”

Cunningham jumped in instantly: “I’m in!”
Clark? Not so much.
She commented, “Funny how this is the one shot you post.”
Hull answered with a grin you could hear through the screen: “Best one I have.”

Even Hull’s mom joined the chaos, writing that she wasn’t sure if it was “nice friend behavior” but that it definitely made her laugh. The TikTok blew up instantly, with fans eating up the Tres Leches trio’s chaotic, sibling-like energy.

But the funniest moment of the day didn’t even belong to Clark — it belonged to Cunningham.

Given a chance to take a swing on the 10th, Cunningham looked terrified, asked if her grip was even correct, and somehow blasted a surprisingly decent shot… straight into the crowd. The celebration died instantly.

“He’s down!” Clark shouted.
Cunningham sprinted to the fan, mortified, before gifting him the ball and apologizing.

The clip went violently viral, and Clark reposted it with the caption:
“This is one of the greatest things I’ve seen.”

The LPGA event turned into a comedy reel featuring three ultra-competitive athletes who, for one day, acted like kids on a field trip. But Clark’s final comments of the day delivered the biggest headline:

Could she beat Steph Curry — in golf and in a three-point showdown?

Clark didn’t hesitate:
“Wouldn’t even be close. He would destroy me in both.”

She’s not wrong about the golf part — Curry is a legit champion at the American Century Championship and one of the best celebrity golfers alive. Clark is still getting used to tee boxes, nerves, and thousands of eyes watching her do something she isn’t elite at.

But in a three-point contest?
That’s where things get interesting. Clark has been drilling NBA-range threes for years, pushing Curry-range shots into the women’s game with fearless consistency. Curry is still the undisputed greatest shooter ever, but Clark’s talent — and swagger — would make for a must-watch duel.

One thing’s certain: if there’s a camera around, a Clark golf swing will go viral… and her teammates will never let her live it down.