While the WNBA off-season is typically a time for rest and recovery, Indiana Fever star Lexie Hull is proving that her competitive fire never truly turns off. In a delightful new video that has taken social media by storm, the sharp-shooting guard traded her basketball for a set of clubs, challenging her boyfriend, Will Matthiessen, to a golf duel that has fans buzzing about more than just her swing.

The video, which quickly went viral, offers a rare and intimate glimpse into the personal life of one of the Fever’s most beloved players. Known for her gritty defense and 3-point prowess on the court, Hull showed off a surprisingly polished golf game that left viewers—and her opponent—impressed.

A Battle of Athletes

The matchup wasn’t just a casual date; it was a clash of elite athletes. Matthiessen, a former professional baseball player and Stanford standout, is no stranger to competition. The couple, who announced their engagement earlier this year, turned a sunny afternoon at the Woodland golf course into a playful but intense “three-hole challenge.”

The rules were simple: a par-3, a par-4, and a par-5. Lowest score wins.

“I’m up one stroke,” Hull boasted playfully to the camera after a solid start, showcasing the same confidence that made her a key piece of the Fever’s playoff push. The dynamic between the two was electric, filled with the kind of comfortable banter that only comes from a long-term partnership. When Matthiessen stuck a shot close to the pin, Hull was quick with a “good golf shot,” though her competitive eyes told a different story.

“Couple Goals” and Hidden Talents

What stood out most to fans wasn’t just the birdies and bogeys, but the chemistry. Comments flooded in calling the pair “the sweetest couple ever” and “pure couple goals.” In a world of high-pressure sports media, seeing a star player laugh off a missed putt or tease her fiancé about his “local knowledge” of the course was a breath of fresh air.

“This is the content we need!” one fan wrote. “Lexie is winning on and off the court.”

But don’t let the cuteness fool you—Hull can play. At one point, facing a 140-yard shot into the wind, she pulled a 6-iron and analyzed the conditions like a pro. Her form, smooth and athletic, hints that Caitlin Clark isn’t the only Fever player who spends her free time chasing pins. In fact, Hull and Clark have been spotted golfing together frequently this off-season, sparking rumors that the “Fever Golf Club” might be the team’s new unofficial training ground.

The Verdict

The match ended in a tie after two holes, leading to a dramatic finish that we won’t spoil here. However, the real victory belongs to the fans, who got to see a lighter, happier side of a player who usually has her game face locked in.

As the WNBA popularity explosion continues, interest in the players’ lives off the court is at an all-time high. Videos like this bridge the gap between “athlete” and “human,” reminding us that behind every clutch 3-pointer is a person who just wants to beat their fiancé in a round of golf.

So, is Lexie Hull ready for the LPGA? Maybe not yet. But if this video is any indication, she’s definitely ready to win the internet.