Oakmont forbids former American Open Champion Wyndham Clark to damage the cabinet

Oakmont, PA. – Former American Open Champion Wyndham Clark will not be allowed at the Oakmont Country Club until he pays to repair the closet that damage and gets counseling for his anger.

Golf Digest received a letter (which golfchannel.com also received and confirmed that the President of the John Lynch club sent members of the Oakmont this week about the incident during the American month, when Clark opened from frustration. The media were not allowed in the locker room, but The photo leaked and went a virus.

“After multiple discussions from the USG and Committee, OCC, the decision was made that Mr. Clark would no longer be allowed on OCC assets,” Lynch said in the letter.

“Replacing would be potentially on Mr. Clark that meets a number of specific conditions, including full repayment, a meaningful contribution to the beneficiary organization of the Committee for the selection and / or counseling and counseling session.”

Clark received a 10-year exemption to win US Open in the Country Club in Los Angeles 2023. years. The exemption ends in 2033. years, next time the Oakmont is located in the US open. Story Club held the US Open nine times, most of any American open site.

Clark said a week later in the passenger championship to “I was wrong to deeply regret” and he was sorry.

“But I would like to move on, not only for myself, but also for Oakmont, for the USGA and somehow focused on the rest of this year and things that appear,” he said.

Last week in Scotland, he told reporters that he turned the page. According to Oakmont, he offered to pay for repairs.

“Yes, I mean, I was wrong at the moment of rage with bad years and everything that gathered and it was just something good because I said,” Hey, let’s go back to the track, “Clark said.

Clark, who arrived last year as no. 3 In the world, there is only one top 10 on the PGA tour in the 2025 season. Years. Dropped into 28 in the world, no. 22 on the thin Ryde Cup and on no. 78 In the FedEx Cup in danger is the missing postseason.