The Indiana Fever’s 2026 WNBA playoff run ended on Oct. 1 after they lost to the Las Vegas Aces in Game 3 of their first-round series. Now, Caitlin Clark and the rest of the team are in full offseason mode.
Several Fever players have posted their parting messages to the season, with the likes of Aliyah Boston, Lexie Hull, Raven Johnson, Makayla Timpson, Monique Billings and Tyasha Harris, among others, reflecting on the year they had on social media.
Clark, for her part, took the opportunity to sharpen her golf game once again.
During her exit interview with the Fever on Thursday, Clark revealed that she’s back to swinging a golf club following the team’s playoff exit. She even stated that she’s playing a “little bit better.”
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On Monday, 11 days since Indiana’s last game of the postseason, Clark shared on her Instagram stories that she’s golfing once again by posting a photo of a golf course. The WNBA All-Star didn’t indicate where she was playing, though.
It’s worth noting that Clark was unable to play golf during the season, as she focused on staying healthy and helping the Fever. It was also a busy year for the Fever playmaker, as she also played for Team USA in the FIBA World Cup qualifiers in March and the main World Cup tournament in September.
In fact, Clark admitted in a previous interview that she was “really rusty” and that her skill level was “not very good.”
With a long offseason ahead, though, Clark should have plenty of time to enjoy the second sport she loves.
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