In her downtime, Clark joked that she may look to become a professional golfer over the offseason. Many fans laughed off that suggestion, but Clark's latest post on her Instagram story indicates that she may be serious in her quest to go pro in the world of golf.

The LPGA certainly seems to support Caitlin Clark’s offseason golf plans. After Clark, the Fever star who just wrapped up her first WNBA season, joked about becoming a professional golfer in her press conference following Indiana’s season-ending loss, the LPGA added fuel to the scenario with a post on social media.

Caitlin Clark's historic first season in the WNBA has come to a close, wrapping up a remarkable year for America's newest sports hero. Carrying your college team to the NCAA title game and your pro team to the playoffs, all the while serving as the gateway for an entire new wave of fans, is quite a burden, and unsurprisingly, Clark is exhausted.