Following an incident at the U.S. Open, Wyndham Clark has been suspended from Oakmont. The club notified its members this week in a letter, referencing Clark’s damage to the locker room during the week of the national championship,

While Wyndham Clark was preparing for the final major of the season in Northern Ireland, another story involving the former U.S. Open champ hit the news cycle.

Here is everything to know about why Clark has been banned from Oakmont Country Club and what it means for him moving forward.

On Friday at the 2025 British Open, eyes tend to go the top of the leaderboard but also to the projected cut line.

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Former U.S. Open champion Wyndham Clark won't be allowed back at Oakmont Country Club until he pays to fix the locker he damaged and gets counseling for his anger.

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Wyndham Clark is paying the price for his actions after a U.S. Open round at Oakmont Country Club last month. Clark is not permitted to be on the grounds of Oakmont Country Club after he damaged locke

Wyndham Clark is at odds with Oakmont Country Club after damaging lockers there when he missed the cut at the 2025 U.S. Open.