Former US Open Champion Wyndham Clark Banned from Oakmont Over Locker Room Damage
Former US Open Champion Wyndham Clark Banned from Oakmont Over Locker Room Damage

Former US Open Champion Wyndham Clark Banned from Oakmont Over Locker Room Damage

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Wyndham Clark, the 2023 U.S. Open champion, has been indefinitely banned from Oakmont Country Club following a tantrum where he damaged two lockers after missing the cut at the 2025 U.S. Open. Oakmont's president, John Lynch, announced the suspension after discussions with the USGA and the club's Board, with Clark's return contingent upon paying full damages, making a charitable donation, and completing counseling or anger management. Clark apologized publicly for his actions, calling it a regrettable mistake during a difficult year, and expressed a desire to move forward. This latest incident follows a previous outburst at the PGA Championship, suggesting ongoing struggles with managing his temper. Despite the ban, Clark remains a competitor at the upcoming Open Championship at Royal Portrush, though his suspension from Oakmont will remain unless formally reconsidered. The club's strict response underscores the importance of decorum in golf, especially on iconic courses like Oakmont.

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