The champion they didn’t want: inside Wyndham Clark’s lonely US Open coronation
Summary
Wyndham Clark won the US Open golf tournament, leading from start to finish. Despite his strong performance, many fans were either not present late on Saturday or booed him during the final round on Sunday.Key Facts
- Wyndham Clark led the US Open by six shots after the third round, a very large lead.
- Many fans left early on Saturday, resulting in thin crowds at the final holes.
- Various reasons were suggested for the low Saturday crowd, including location, scheduling, and Clark himself.
- On Sunday, the crowd was much larger but often booed Clark when he made mistakes.
- Some fans were removed for abusing Clark during the tournament.
- Clark has worked to improve his reputation after past incidents, including damaging property and making controversial actions in prior events.
- Clark acknowledged that the crowd in New York was not very supportive but expressed appreciation for the fans who stayed.
- The final reaction from the crowd showed acceptance rather than celebration of Clark’s victory.
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