Media criticizes U.S. Open fan reaction to Wyndham Clark win: ‘New Yorkers are just poisonous’
Wyndham Clark has been thoroughly transparent about his past transgressions. He’s addressed the locker room incident at Oakmont what feels like a thousand times now.
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