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Wyndham Clark’s tied 17th-place finish at the Travelers Championship is unlikely to overshadow the headlines still following his actions at the US Open.

Wyndham Clark returns to the Rocket Classic, teeing off at Detroit Golf Club June 26-29. Clark aims to build on his previous performance at this event, where he finished tied for eighth in 2022.

After damaging lockers at the U.S. Open, Wyndham Clark says he’s “very sorry.” The golf world is divided on whether the apology goes far enough.

Wyndham Clark apologized for his violent response to his frustration at the US Open, something very reminiscent of what happened after Quail Hollow.

Wyndham Clark, a well-known face of the golf scene, had moments of frustration during the tournament, causing damage to the locker.

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.