PGA Tour pro Wyndham Clark takes ANGER out on his GOLF BAG!
It was very much a week of strops at Kiawah Island...
Kiawah Island was tough. Really tough in fact. So much so we saw three of the most outrageous strops of the PGA Tour season so far, all in one week at the US PGA Championship.
First there was Erik van Rooyen smashing up a tee marker, and it was followed by Henrik Stenson doing what he can do better than anyone else on the circuit in snapping one of his golf clubs.
Then we were treated to Wyndham Clark taking it all out on his golf bag. Not once, but twice.
WATCH WHAT HAPPENED IN THE VIDEO BELOW:
I feel bad for Wyndham Clark on #3 @PGATOUR pic.twitter.com/S6f4gF5up8
— Let’s Get On With Life (@cyearous) May 23, 2021
Check out some of the reactions on Twitter below:
Jason Dufner: I'll never becoming a swing coach; these guys are psychopaths, man.
Me: Aw, they're not that bad.
Wyndham Clark: https://t.co/L8G4OsvsKp— Joel Beall (@JoelMBeall) May 23, 2021
Meanwhile Wyndham Clark takes batting practice on his golf bag while his caddie is holding it.
— Mike (@DropTheMike84) May 23, 2021
We are all Wyndham Clark. #PGAChamp pic.twitter.com/2WE70fJSuO
— John Hart (@JohnHartWJBF) May 23, 2021
— Nick Papagiorgio (@NickPapagiorg19) May 23, 2021
Pure ignorance here, but is Wyndham Clark a known hot head? Was under impression he was one of the most introspective on tour and kind of reserved. Maybe I’m off here. Either way, SICK!
— Bryan (@nimobr) May 23, 2021
If you are a 20 handicap you should NEVER do want Wyndham Clark just did. Relax, laugh at urself in those moments #PGAChamp
— NathanielPicks (@The__Natural_) May 23, 2021
The week had started on the right foot for Clark, who made an ace in his practice round.
That was about all he had to cheer about though as the American finished tied 75th on 10-over par.
WATCH CLARK'S ACE HERE:
Hole-in-one during a practice round Have you ever had one before?
: @Wyndham_Clark pic.twitter.com/nMP6xWQ39L— Clubhouse Golf (@ClubhouseGolf) May 21, 2021
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