Caitlin Clark turns heads sporting $110 golf top and $170 Nike sneakers in viral near hole-in-one outing

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark is currently enjoying some time off after an action packed year that saw her go from competing in the NCAA March Madness tournament right to the WNBA. While speaking with media members following the Fever's first-round elimination from the WNBA Playoffs, Clark mentioned golf as an offseason activity she would be participating in.

On Monday, Clark was seen golfing while wearing a unique pair of $170 Nike Infinity Tour 2 golf shoe colorway that doesn't appear to be available to the public. In addition, she was also seen rocking a $110 Nike Dri-FIT pullover as well according to the Caitlin Clark Style account on X, formerly known as Twitter.

In the video, Clark can be seen golfing with fellow Indiana teammate Lexie Hull, and coming just inches away from hitting a hole-in-one. The video was filmed by Hull and posted to Clark's TikTok account, with many fans left impressed by the Rookie of the Year's golf skills.

In addition, the video was also the first Clark has posted on TikTok since she was competing for the University of Iowa, marking her long-awaited return to the popular social media platform.

Caitlin Clark set to participate in LPGA pro-am next month, passing on Breanna Stewart's 3-on-3 league this offseason

Caitlin Clark's fans are well aware of the fact that the WNBA star is an avid golfer. While she doesn't have the time to golf while keeping up with the WNBA's schedule during the season, as she explained to media members after she and the Indiana Fever were eliminated from the WNBA Playoffs, she plans to golf in the offseason.

Although many other WNBA stars like Chelsea Gray, Arike Ogunbowale, Kelsey Plum, and numerous others are all set to play in Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier's Unrivaled 3-on-3 league, Caitlin Clark will be trading her sneakers for cleats.

The comment caught the attention of the LPGA, who quickly reposted the clip on social media, making their interest known. Since then, the two sides have gotten together, with Clark committing to playing in the LPGA Annika pro-am tournament hosted by famed golfer Annika Sorenstam next month.

Given that Caitlin Clark went right from competing for the University of Iowa to the WNBA, she has been open about the fact that she hasn't had much time off from basketball.

From the looks of things, Clark is already making good on her plans to take some time off from basketball by hitting the links and diving headfirst into golfing.