Clark Apology: Oakmont Lockers Damaged
- Open champion, has issued an apology for damaging lockers at Oakmont Country club following his missed cut at last week's U.S.
- Photos of the damaged lockers surfaced on social media, posted by golf podcaster Todd "Tron Carter" Schuster of "No Laying Up." Oakmont officials confirmed the damage to Clark's...
- Speaking at the Travelers Championship, where he opened with a 64, Clark addressed the incident.
Wyndham Clark offers a sincere apology for damaging lockers at Oakmont Country club after a disappointing performance at the U.S. Open.Following a missed cut, the 2023 champion admits fault and expresses deep regret for the incident. this marks the second instance where Clark has apologized for his actions during a major championship. Photos shared on social media confirmed the damage, further highlighting the context of the apology.
Clark’s previous misstep at the PGA Championship amplified the need for a decisive move forward. He now states his focus is on the Ryder Cup and FedEx Cup. While the details of the Oakmont episode remain sparse, Clark is determined to shift his focus. Follow this story for the latest updates, exclusively from News Directory 3, as Clark navigates the season. Discover what’s next for clark on the green and beyond.
Wyndham Clark Apologizes for Oakmont Locker Room Damage
Updated June 20, 2025
Wyndham clark, the 2023 U.S. Open champion, has issued an apology for damaging lockers at Oakmont Country club following his missed cut at last week’s U.S. Open. clark shot 74-74, eight over par, in the first two rounds.
Photos of the damaged lockers surfaced on social media, posted by golf podcaster Todd “Tron Carter” Schuster of “No Laying Up.” Oakmont officials confirmed the damage to Clark’s locker.
Speaking at the Travelers Championship, where he opened with a 64, Clark addressed the incident. “I made a mistake that I deeply regret. I’m vrey sorry for what happened,” Clark said. He added that he wants to “move on” and focus on making the Ryder Cup team and the FedEx Cup.
Clark did not elaborate on the specifics of the incident or whether he had directly apologized to Oakmont.
This marks the second consecutive major championship where Clark has had to apologize for his behavior.At the PGA Championship in May, Clark threw his driver after a poor drive, damaging signage and snapping the club head. A volunteer was standing nearby.
What’s next
Clark aims to put thes incidents behind him as he continues his season, focusing on qualifying for the Ryder Cup and improving his standing in the FedEx Cup.