Caitlin Clark isn’t done with her offseason just yet, as she found time to attend the Masters this year with her Fever teammate, Lexi Hull.

Fans got to know about the Fever's duo's outing to visit the final day of the Masters through Hull's Instagram story. The WNBA players' outfits became one of the major talking points for fans.

Attire at golf’s holy ground has been a major talking point throughout the tournament, with some outfits drawing fan backlash. However, CC and Hull’s fits were met with widespread praise.

While Rory McIlroy drew most of the attention after becoming the first player since Tiger Woods to win back-to-back Masters titles, Clark and Hull still grabbed some spotlight of their own, even outside the hardwood.

Fans loved the Masters-green themed outfits for Clark and Hull this weekend. “Those two are too cute for their own good 😂,” one fan wrote.

CC and Hull have been great friends ever since the former arrived at Indiana in 2024.

“Having her on your team makes your team better. I watched her in college, and I was really impressed with her playmaking." Hull told USA Today in 2024.

The duo making inroads with one another also helped them transition their friendship on the court. Clark's gravity to pull players across the three-point line was a major driving factor for Hull's physical tendencies to flourish in the paint.

Hull was an unrestricted free agent ahead of the free agency period, but Fever fans can rejoice after the news of the 26-year-old renewing her contract.

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Hull was one of the most popular free agents and had other options to consider before penning the deal with Fever, according to ESPN.

Hull announced the good news to Indiana fans in a TikTok video Saturday alongside Clark at the Masters. CC mouthed the words, “Tell a friend, tell a friend” before shifting the focus to Hull, who then did the same for, “She’s back.”

The No.6 overall pick in the 2022 WNBA Draft will play her fifth season with the Fever. She has been a key defensive piece for them and a hard-working rotational player.

Meanwhile, the franchise has also secured the signing of Monique Billings while keeping 30-year-old Kelsey Mitchell on a supermax contract worth $1.4 million.

The Fever fans now look forward to a season where they can secure the spot above their previous semifinal run last season. Indiana will be welcomed to the 2026 WNBA season in an opening game with Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings.

So, with Clark, Hull, and Mitchell on the side, do you think the Fever will be able to lift the title this year?

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Joy Bassy

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