Wyndham Clark hopes to forgiveness after the prohibition of Oakmont to damage goods

Oakmont Country Club made the decision to ban PGA Tour Pro Wyndham Clark from playing on his career after having damaged the locker room at the US Open of this year.

While Clark hopes to return to the historic Pennsylvania Club, he includes the ban in place.

“It’s their own,” said Clark, via espnAfter finishing his last round in Royal Portrush outdoors on Sunday. “I really don’t know. I hoped for it. It’s a fantastic course and place, but it’s them.

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Wyndham Clark aligns a putt in the first round of the RBC Canadian Open. (Dan Hamilton-Imagn images)

“I did something terrible, and I’m really sorry for that. I hope they have their hearts to forgive me, and maybe that in the future I can play there.”

John Lunch, president of Oakmont Country Club, sent a letter to the members before the start of the open in Northern Ireland by saying that Clark had been prohibited as a result of discussions with the United States Golf Association (USGA) as well as the Board Club.

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“Several of you have inquired about the situation involving Wyndham Clark and the measures taken in response to his recent behavior,” read Lynch’s letter by ESPN. “After several discussions with the USGA and the USC board of directors, a decision was made so that Mr. Clark is no longer authorized on OCS property.

“This decision will remain in force, unless it is officially reconsidered and approved by the Council.”

The letter also noted that Clark could be authorized to play again in Oakmont if he pays the damage he has made, makes a “significant contribution” to a charity selected by the OCC board and undergoes advisory and / or anger management therapy.

Wyndham Clark plays his shot during the first round of the US Open. (Charles Leclaire-Imagn Images)

Clark said that he had seen the requirements and that he had contacted them.

“Obviously, it is obvious to pay the damage. It was obvious,” said Clark. “Then, obviously all the excuses, and I want to give back to the community because I injured an ideal place to Pittsburgh, so I wanted to do everything I could to show them that what happened there was not a reflection of who I am and will not happen again.”

Meanwhile, Clark said he “hoped it was going to be deprived” instead of seeing a letter sent to all the members of Oakmont.

It will take a while until Oakmont welcomes a major again, because it is planned to be the home of the US Open 2033. It will also be the last year of the 10 -year exemption from Clark for the tournament after having won it at the Los Angeles Country Club in 2023.

Wyndham Clark in the final of the 153rd championship open to Royal Portrush. (Images Mike Frey-Imagn)

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Clark posted a 65 under 65 Sunday to complete its schedule for the major tournament this season, finishing 11 sous to equalize fourth at the Royal Portrush.

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