Sophie Cunningham, Lexi Hull and Caitlin Clark took their friendship to the Pelican Golf Club in Belleair, Florida. As Clark appeared in the LPGA's Annika pro-am, Cunningham and Hull took over as guest caddies for their Indiana Fever star teammate. Cunningham also hilariously managed to annoy Clark after a swing. A video that surfaced online featured Cunningham and Hull with big smiles, standing behind Clark, who was ready to take the swing. After Clark took her swing, Cunningham hilariously commented, leaving Clark annoyed."A little left, a little left," Cunningham said."Girl, I know," Clark hilariously replied.Cunningham and Hull embraced the caddie's role. The Fever stars also wore the Indiana Fever jersey over their white dress for the event. This is the second time in back-to-back years that Caitlin Clark got the invitation to show her talent at the tournament. Last year, Clark's presence garnered a record viewership. She was also joined by Kai Trump, the granddaughter of US President Donald Trump. Clark played alongside defending champion Nelly Korda at the event. As for Sophie Cunningham and Lexie Hull, both Fever stars will be on the trade market in free agency. Cunningham is looking for a long-term deal with a team, keeping in mind her plans, which include buying a home. Hull is a restricted free agent, which means the Fever only have to match the rival offer to keep her. Caitlin Clark Downplays and Pokes Fun at Herself After LPGA Pro Hails Her Shot MechanicsAs competitive as Caitlin Clark is, compliments really make her uncomfortable, be it in basketball or golf. On Tuesday, when she received compliments from a pro golf trainer, the Fever star didn't take long to publicly downplay her talent with a hilarious reaction. On Tuesday, the LPGA Tour published a post dedicated to a deeper analysis of Clark's golf swing. Megan Johnston, the analyst in the video, claimed that she was one of the top 50 pro trainers before she broke down Clark's swing. Johnston hailed Clark's swing and the posture in the slow-motion video. The Fever star reposted the video on her Instagram Story and made fun of herself. "Odds are high I sliced that so bad right," she wrote in the caption.[Credit: IG/@caitlinclark22]While Caitlin Clark's impact changed the landscape of women's basketball, he influence has had a similar impact on women's golf. Last year, when Clark was scheduled to show up at the ANNIKA, fans waited for her since 7 in the morning. The WNBA star's presence also broke viewership records.