Wyndham Clark Meltdown at Oakmont: Locker Room Allegations Spark Outrage! 🔥
Former U.S. Open champion Wyndham Clark is under fire after allegedly damaging lockers in a fit of rage at the iconic Oakmont Country Club. After narrowly missing the cut at this year’s U.S. Open, Clark reportedly lashed out behind the scenes—sparking backlash from fans and fueling debate across the golf world.
The explosive claim, first made by Tron Carter of No Laying Up, includes a photo that appears to show Clark’s golf bag near the scene of the destruction. This latest outburst follows a similar incident at Quail Hollow, where Clark smashed his driver in frustration.
Is this just competitive fire—or a pattern of behavior threatening his legacy?
🏌️ Hear what Graeme McDowell had to say, and get all the details on Clark’s apology, social media reactions, and what could come next for the embattled 2023 U.S. Open winner.
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former US Open champion Windam Clark is at the center of controversy once again after allegedly causing damage in the Oakmont locker room following his early exit from this year’s championship Golf podcast personality Tron Carter of no laying up ignited the storm when he posted an image online that purportedly shows the aftermath of Clark’s apparent outburst According to Carter the 2023 US Open winner took out his frustration on several lockers at the historic Oakmont Country Club after narrowly missing the cut with a score of plus eight just one shot shy of qualifying for the weekend Multiple sources confirming that the blow pig really got after it in the Oakmont locker room Carter wrote on social media using the nickname blow pig in reference to Clark a play on his name Windham super classy desecrating one of the most historic spots in golf and on the heels of his behavior at Quail Hollow Probably time to put him in the cooler for a few months While no official confirmation has come from tournament organizers or Clark’s camp the photo posted appears to show Clark’s golf bag beside the damaged area fueling speculation and triggering a firestorm of reactions across social media Many fans and pundits called for disciplinary action if the reports are true criticizing Clark for what they see as a pattern of destructive behavior However not everyone is sounding the alarm Former US Open winner Graham McDow offered a more measured perspective This is minimal compared to what I’ve seen other players do McDow wrote on X formerly Twitter players you would never expect Oakmont will test any player’s mental fortitude seen in person The incident follows a similarly fiery moment from Clark at last month’s PGA Championship where he was caught on camera slamming his driver through an advertising board after a poor shot In response to that episode Clark issued a public apology As professionals we are expected to remain professional even when frustrated he admitted Unfortunately let my emotions get the better of me My actions were uncalled for and completely inappropriate making it clear that I have things I need to work on Clark’s struggles on the course this season have starkly contrasted with his breakout 2023 when he captured the US Open title in dramatic fashion Now with tempers flaring and patience wearing thin the 30-year-old find himself not only fighting to recapture his form but also to repair his reputation
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He was a fluke winner at the joke of a course in L.A. and he is a joke of a person.
Missed the cut sore loser.