Wyndham Clark Speaks Out After Oakmont Incident!

Wyndham Clark is finally speaking out. 🎤 After rumors swirled about a chaotic scene in Oakmont’s legendary locker room, the U.S. Open champion has addressed what really happened—and his reaction is leaving fans stunned.

Was it frustration? Celebration gone wrong? Or something else entirely? In this video, we unpack Clark’s first public comments on the alleged destruction, what triggered the incident, and how Oakmont is responding behind the scenes.

💥 This is the moment the golf world’s been waiting for—and it’s wilder than anyone expected.

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Gota. There were some posts and some photographs that came out of Oakmont um that made it their way on through social media. Is there anything you’d like to comment on or make any statements on with regard to to some of that stuff in the locker room? Yeah, I mean, you know, I’ve I’ve had a lot of highs and lows in my career, especially this year, some lows, and you know, I made a mistake that I deeply regret, and I’m very sorry for what happened. Um, but I’d also like to move on, not only for myself, but for Oakmont, for the USGA, and kind of focus on the rest of this year and things that come up. I still want to try to make the RDER Cup team. I still I’m on the outside looking in for the FedEx Cup, and I um, you know, so I’m I’m starting to move on and focus on those things. What do you feel like you did really well today that maybe you hadn’t been recently? Um, I made some of the short putts that keep the round going. You know, I had a couple of par saves, even though it seems really small, like four or five footers that really keep the round going. And then same thing with birdies. I hit a lot of good shots in there to kind of six 8 ft and I made those, which really for me mentally just keeps it going. Um, and then I was kind of always in play. I was never really in too much, you know, I didn’t have too much stress, which is a sign of, you know, a really good day off the tea and with the irons. I know this was your first start eight years ago. What I know that week might not have gone as well as you would have liked, but what do you remember about that week and any positive memories just being your first PGA tour start? This place has always been kind of special to me. You know, I that uh getting my first start with Travelers and and um you know, coming out of college, you don’t know what to expect. Uh it’s my first ever tour event and they you know having a little faith in me to give me that that start. Obviously, I didn’t play very well, but I remember leaving that uh that year saying, “Okay, I’m going to win here someday. I love this place and it’s special to me. So regardless if that happens, I’m always excited to come back to this course, this tournament. They treat us so well. Travelers does an amazing job and so I’m happy to be here. Anything else? Great. Please.