Woman hit by Caitlin Clark’s viral golf shot reveals blood clot mark on TikTok

Caitlin Clark participated in the LPGA Tour pro-am at The Annika. One of Clark's shots went beyond the rope at the ninth and hit a fan. Clark quickly went to the crowd and signed the golf ball for the fan who was hit.

A day later, the fan went on social media and revealed the scar she got after getting hit by the golf ball.

The fan made a TikTok video showing a red blood clot mark on her shoulder. She hilariously said in the video that she didn't expect to give an assist to the WNBA star.

"When I got up at 4:30 this morning, I didn't expect to give Caitlin an assist," the fan said in the video.

The fan said she was glad she was the one who got hit by the ball because it left her a "unique story and a keepsake."

According to The Mirror, Clark said she feared she might hit a fan during the game.

"I'm going to hit some good; I'm going to hit some bad," Clark said. "Just going to try not to hit anyone standing outside of the ropes. But it'll be fun."

While Clark is not a pro golfer, she did impress fans and fellow players with her golfing skills.

Caitlin Clark draws over 34 million impressions on her LPGA pro-am debut: Report

Caitlin Clark was the biggest reason behind the WNBA garnering record viewership during the 2024 season.

After helping the WNBA attract an unprecedented number of fans, Clark had a similar impact at The Annika. The LPGA reportedly garnered seven million social media impressions on Nov. 14, with other Clark-related content generating an additional 27.3 million impressions, making it a total of 34.3 million.

Clark's impact on fans is only increasing. During the 2024 season, 23 games in the WNBA garnered over a million viewers, and Clark played in 20 of those.