Wyndham Clark has said sorry for throwing your rider with anger after a bad shot at the PGA championship but the former U.S. Open Champion can still wait for a great fine
Wyndham Clark is In the face of a large fine by their behavior In the PGA championship, despite Issue an apology.
Clark launched his driver with anger on advertising signaling when he found a bunker on the 16th Tee during The final round of Sunday to Quail Hollow. His rage act did not affect any spectator, but left a prominent hole on a board just behind the box.
You may expect it to be strongly sanctioned by the PGA of America, according to the commentator and companion of the companion Smylie Kaufman, who recalled his own brush with the authorities while playing with Shane Lowry In 2016.
“To be fined at the PGA Tour, there are some levels,” Kaufman recalled in Forgive my podcast. “I’m not sure what numbers are exactly fines because they don’t put the numbers available.
“But I can tell you that when Shane Lowry and I played together, I got fines at the 15th hole, a three.
“Then Shane Lowry hits one in the water right after me and goes on to say, ‘Oh, idiot, and this is how it was fined. He did not apologize, I did, so he got a double version of what was my fine.’ ‘
Discussing the potential severity of Clark’s punishment, Kaufman said: “So for the PGA in America, if you look at the fine levels, Wyndham would be at a very high level because when you do the toss without appearance and you do not know if anyone is behind, especially with a little heat …”
Kaufman could not help but find humor in the fact that the damaged council was really one of Clark’s own sponsors. He added: “My favorite part is, one of its sponsors, I think it is T-Mobile, there is a hole that goes directly through the T-Mobile sign. He is hilarious, knowing that he is one of his sponsors.
Clark headed to social media on Monday to apologize. He said, “I would like to apologize yesterday -sincerely by my behavior in the hole 16. As professionals, we are expected to be professionals even when we are frustrated and, unfortunately, I let my emotions achieve the best of me.
“My actions were out of cut and completely inappropriate, making it clear that I have things I need to work. I keep me at a high level, always trying to play for something greater than me, and yesterday I was out of these standards.”
“That’s why I’m really sorry. I promise to improve how to deal with my frustrations in the course, and I hope you can all forgive me on time.”
Clark finished with a tie for 50th place, getting another disappointing performance in a major championship for the 31 -year -old, who has not finished in the first 30 places since his victory in the United States Open of 2023 in the Los Angeles Camp Club.