Wyndham Clark addresses Oakmont locker incident following US Open win
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 22, 2026, 12:41 AM
Last updated Jun 22, 2026
Wyndham Clark discussed his experience after the Oakmont locker incident while reflecting on his recent US Open victory at Shinnecock Hills. Despite facing intense crowd negativity during the tournament, Clark secured his second major, aided by personal growth since the Oakland incident, which he described as a dark period. He emphasized the emotional toll and the work he put in to regain confidence, saying he believed he could win if he played well. This comeback underscores his resilience and ability to navigate public scrutiny.
- •Wyndham Clark won his second US Open at Shinnecock Hills.
- •He faced significant crowd negativity during the tournament.
- •Clark described the Oakmont incident as his career's lowest point.
- •He worked on his golf swing during the offseason to regain confidence.
- •Clark emphasized the importance of battling through adversity.
- 12:41 AMYahoo Sports — Wyndham Clark shares what happened days after Oakmont locker incident which very few know
"Wyndham Clark has played the role of pantomime villain on the PGA Tour over the past year or so. That was clear to see this week at Shinnecock Hills, when every single poor shot that Clark hit during the US Open was cheered with gusto from the fans.
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