Caitlin Clark is set to make her return to The Annika later next month. But taking lessons from her last appearance, she has vowed not to hit anyone this year, when a WNBA photographer, Bri Lewerke, took her down memory lane.On Thursday, Lewerke posted a series of pictures of the Indiana Fever star from her participation last year. The snaps showed the WNBA star taking golf swings and interacting with fans on the side."Running it back with my favorite golfer again this year… see y’all at the @theannikalpga on Nov 12 📸💓 @gainbridgesport," Lewerke wrote in the caption.Caitlin Clark reposted Lewerke's post on her Instagram Story with a hilarious reaction."will try not to hit anyone 🙏," she wrote.[Picture Credit: IG/@caitlinclark22]On November 13 last year, Caitlin Clark almost hit a fan with a bizarre tee shot. The WNBA star apologized to the fan and gave the same golf ball to the fan as a souvenir. Last year's event was very successful, drawing fans in record numbers. According to NBC, the ticket prices for the event also increased by 12 times. With Clark on the scene again, the event is expected to be a big hit. It was announced on Wednesday that the Indiana Fever star will play at The Annika driven by Gainbridge at Pelican, in Florida. She will play alongside defending champion Nelly Korda at the LPGA's pro-am event. Annika Sorenstam reacts to Caitlin Clark's return to The AnnikaAnnika Sorenstam, who hosts The Annika event in Florida, welcomed back Caitlin Clark shortly after the big announcement. The LPGA Hall of Fame golfing legend reacted to an update about Clark's participation from the Clark Report on X. "Look forward to having Caitlin again! So much fun," Sorenstam wrote reacting to the post. The Annika is the final event of the season that includes big names from the sport. It will be the final event of 2025 with a massive $3.25 million prize money.Although Caitlin Clark has a lot to learn to compete at the highest level, she has received praise from No. 1 Nelly Korda. "She's definitely very talented. She was picking the ball really clean," the defending champion Korda said last year. Despite Clark making mistakes, Korda was impressed with Clark, given how many times the Fever star really got to practice with her WNBA obligations. This 2025 WNBA season, Clark played only 13 games due to injuries. She is expected to participate in the Team USA training camp for the FIBA World Cup.