“I'm waiting for either a denial or an apology’ – Golf insider weighs in on Wyndham Clark’s alleged outburst at Oakmont. 

Golf analyst Dan Rapoport opened up about Wyndham Clark allegedly destroying the lockers of the Oakmont Country Club at the 2025 US Open after his disappointing performance. The former US Open winner had a tough time on the greens at last week's Major.

The American allegedly destroyed several lockers in the changing room, as reported by No Laying Up's Tron Carter. He shared a picture of the vandalism in the changing room on social media.

Dan Rapoport reacted to the Wyndham Clark outburst at the Major in his live stream on YouTube. In "Dan of Golf," the golf analyst talked about the US Open and also reflected on Clark's behavior. He said (57:33):

"If he did it—allegedly—is really, really bad. Like, really, really bad. And this game tortures you, especially at U.S. Opens, you know. For one week, Tyrrell Hatton was saying, "Everyone knows what it feels like to be in my head at all times."

"But look, it's one thing to cuss yourself, it's another to toss your club, it's another to throw your club into your main sponsor's ad—it's another level, uh, entirely to take your frustration out on the Oakmont lockers. So again, I don't know if I can't—I don't know for sure, but I'm waiting for either a denial or an apology, because that's the only way that this is going."

Last week's US Open was a particularly challenging event for the players. Some of the big names struggled to even make the cut at the third Major of the season. Bryson DeChambeau returned home after two rounds along with some other big names, including Ludvig Aberg, Patrick Cantlay, Cameron Smith, Phil Mickelson, Tommy Fleetwood, and Dustin Johnson, among others.

J.J. Spaun won his maiden Major title at the 2025 US Open by registering a two-stroke win in the game. He played the four rounds of 66, 72, 69, and 72 to settle with a total of 1-under.

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How did Wyndham Clark play at the 2025 US Open?

Wyndham Clark started his game at the 2025 US Open on Thursday, June 12. He played the opening round of 4-over 74. He started the game on the first tee hole but then made two birdies on the third and fourth holes.

However, after a decent start, he struggled as the game progressed and made a double bogey on the sixth and then two bogeys and a double bogey on the back nine for 4-over 74.

Wyndham Clark started the second round on the tenth hole on Friday, June 13. He made two back-to-back bogeys on the 11th and 12th holes, but then was fortunate to make a birdie on the 14th.

He carded two more bogeys and a birdie on the front nine and three bogeys and a birdie on the back nine for another round of 4-over 74. He missed the cut after two rounds.