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Wyndham Clark became a two-time US Open champion by winning at Shinnecock Hills, joining Tiger Woods (3), Bryson DeChambeau, Brooks Koepka, and Retief Goosen as multi-time winners since 2000.
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The crew dives into Wyndham Clark's dramatic US Open win at Shinnecock, where the crowd openly rooted against an American in a way rarely seen at the national championship. Big Cat and PFT identify the three strikes against Wyndham: smashing two lockers at Oakmont after a bad round, destroying a T-Mobile tee box sign, and making a birth control quip about kids at the Masters Par 3 tournament. The Oakmont locker debate gets hilariously extended as the crew looks up pictures of the damaged lockers and debates the sanctity of historic golf club locker rooms — ultimately concluding they look like dumps. PFT argues Wyndham was actually suited to handle the crowd pressure better than most golfers precisely because his game thrives on frustration [1] — Big Cat "Fans at Shinnecock booed Wyndham Clark's every shot and cheered his misses — a level of hostility rarely seen at a US Open. The hosts break…" 05:20 . The crew credits Wyndham for owning the criticism, not asking for fan ejections, and being rewarded when his dad surprised him on the 18th green — turning what could have been a PR disaster into a genuine hero moment.
Fans at Shinnecock booed Wyndham Clark's every shot and cheered his misses — a level of hostility rarely seen at a US Open. The hosts break down the three strikes against him: smashing lockers at Oakmont, destroying a T-Mobile sign, and making a birth control joke at the Masters Par 3 tournament.
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