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Wyndham Clark’s dissatisfaction that the US Open 2025 was missing this week in the dressing room.
Under difficult conditions, Oakmont Country Club, Pennsylvania, are some of the best golf players who spell this week in the toughest test of the year, but Clark is believed to release his rage on the closets at the famous club house.
Clark, the US open champion of 2023, was among many who could not tame Oakmont, firing at the age of 74 to finish the 8 -Over to miss the cut.
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Wyndham Clark plays his shot from the tenth Tee in the first round of the US Open Golf Tournament. (Bill Streicher-Images)
One claimed that the damage was related to the social media, as the two cabinets were completely entered.
Fox News Digital contacted Clark’s comments.
Clark did not comment on the statement and did not talk to the media after the second round, but he has had a history that his disappointment allowed him to get the best of him.
US Open’s unforgettable Oakmont conditions, after a missed foam, flourish immediately
During the 2025 PGA Championship, the Quail Hollow Club last month, Klarks ruined the T-Mobile sign in his last round. He eventually apologized for his actions.
“I promise to improve the way I treat my dissatisfaction in the future course and hope you can all forgive me in a timely manner,” Clark wrote in social media in response.
Wyndham Clark rows 11. Green is moving forward in the first round of the RBC Canadian Open Golf Tournament. (Dan Hamilton-Imags)
The US Open is designed to have the heaviest four rounds that any golfer will see during the year, and it is definitely delivered. Oakmont has organized this tournament 10 times, and glass -like greens and extremely thick rough can always turn head scratchers into all anger.
Rory Maclroj was among them in the second round on Friday, destroying Tee’s markers and throwing the club above his 18 holes.
One of his best friends, Shane Lowry, had a terribly spent two rounds to the point where a hot microphone caught him, saying, “F — This place” after a short pretense.
Wyndham Clark plays his shot from the first round of Tee’s first open golf tournament. (Charles Leclaire-Imags)
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But while these moments were in the course, Clark apparently didn’t do it all. It will be interesting to find out if he responds to these statements after Sunday’s last round.
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