While enjoying the WNBA offseason following a Rookie of the Year campaign with the Indiana Fever, Caitlin Clark brought out her golf game in front of a large gathering on Wednesday in a pro-am for the LPGA Tour in Belleair,

World No. 1 Nelly Korda made a surprising revelation after playing nine holes ... But Korda has performed so well all year that she has become the face of the LPGA. Thankfully, for her and golf fans everywhere, she is healthy once again.

After tying for fifth at the Kroger Queen City Championship in September, Korda announced that she had suffered a neck injury, forcing her to withdraw from two of the events apart of the LPGA’s Asian Swing in Malaysia and South Korea. Her neck injury, come to find out, stemmed from migraine headaches that Korda had before the Solheim Cup.

It was a neck injury that Korda said happened during one of her last practice sessions in September before heading to Asia that kept her from playing any of the four events on the swing. She thinks it was something that had been bothering her for a while and it finally reached its breaking point.

Pelican Golf Club in Belleair, Florida, was buzzing early Wednesday as world No. 1 Nelly Korda and WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark warmed up for their nine-hole pro-am at The Annika, one of the biggest n

Charley Hull, fresh off her first victory in more than two years, didn’t lose her form from Saudi Arabia to Florida in opening with a 6-under-par 64 to share the lead with Jiwon Jeon.

After a neck injury sidelined the world No. 1, she's trying to finish the season strong with the Race to the CME Globe title.