US EditionWyndham Clark Apologizes for His Actions at US Open After Social Media Reports that He Damaged the Locker Room
OAKMONT, PENNSYLVANIA, JUN 19 – Wyndham Clark, who missed the cut at the 2025 U.S. Open, apologized for damaging century-old lockers amid ongoing struggles and a second major championship outburst this season.
- Professional golfer Wyndham Clark apologized on June 19, 2025, for damaging a historic locker at Oakmont Country Club during the recent U.S. Open.
- This apology followed social media reports and photos revealing the damage, which deeply disappointed several Oakmont members valuing the locker room’s history.
- Clark, the champion of last year's U.S. Open held at Los Angeles Country Club, failed to make the cut at Oakmont after consecutive rounds of 74 but opened the Travelers Championship with an impressive six-under 64.
- He acknowledged an error in judgment for which he feels genuine remorse and apologized for the incident, expressing a wish to put the matter behind him for the benefit of himself, Oakmont, and the USGA.
- Clark is starting to focus on improving his performance, aims to make the Ryder Cup team, and acknowledged he remains outside the FedExCup qualification.
70 Articles
70 Articles
'I Made a Mistake': Wyndham Clark Breaks Silence on Oakmont Outburst
Wyndham Clark finally broke his silence this week following reports that he damaged historic lockers at Oakmont Country Club in a fit of frustration after missing the cut at this year’s championship.Speaking ahead of his opening round at the Travelers Championship, Clark addressed the incident directly, offering a public apology that sought to balance remorse, accountability, and a desire to move forward.“I’ve had a lot of highs and lows in my c…
It has been exactly four years since the Slovenian women's basketball team last won at the European Championships. At this year's European Championships in Bologna, after two losses, they are one game away from the end of the group stage and have no chance of advancing to the quarterfinals.
Wyndham Clark Breaks Silence After Damaging Oakmont Lockers During U.S. Open Outburst
Wyndham Clark It seemed like Oakmont was going to humble some of the best golfers on the planet during the U.S. Open, and that definitely ended up being the case. Wyndham Clark took out his frustration on a couple of lockers at the country club, and he owned up to that temper tantrum after catching plenty of heat. The U.S. Open has a reputation for producing significantly higher scores than the rest of the majors on the calendar, and that was on…
Wyndham Clark ‘deeply regrets’ damaging Oakmont locker
CROMWELL, Conn. — Former U.S. Open champion Wyndham Clark said he “deeply regrets” the damage done to the century-old locker he was using at Oakmont during the U.S. Open, his second act of frustration that caused damage at a major this year. Reports surfaced over the weekend that Clark damaged his locker. The USGA said only that it works directly with players and their managers when it comes to player conduct. Clark, who bogeyed his last hole Fr…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 72% of the sources are Center
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
