Wyndham Clark Builds Early 4-Shot Lead at US Open with Lowest 36-Hole Score at Shinnecock
Clark built a four-shot lead with the lowest first round and a 36-hole standard at Shinnecock Hills, rebounding after last year’s missed cut at Oakmont.
- On Friday, Wyndham Clark secured a four-shot lead at the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills after shooting 1-under 69, finishing his second round at 7-under 133.
- Clark recently returned to form by winning the Byron Nelson four weeks ago, his first victory in 28 months, following his locker-smashing incident at Oakmont last year.
- Sports psychologist Julie Elion wrote in her book Mastering Your Mental Game that mental growth is a process, while Clark recently introduced girlfriend Emily Tanner on social media.
- Other competitors faced Shinnecock's difficulty; Xander Schauffele trails at 137, while Dustin Johnson endured a quadruple-bogey 8 on the 15th hole during a back-nine meltdown.
- Clark described his progress as "climbing Everest," acknowledging that his mental game requires constant effort as he pursues another major championship this weekend.
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Clark stays in control at Shinnecock Hills | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
SOUTHAMPTON, New York >> Wyndham Clark built a four-shot lead heading into the weekend at the U.S. Open, reaching the halfway stage on Friday at 7 under par as he hunts for redemption at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.
At the US Open, Wyndham Clark, the winner of three years ago, continues to lead after the second day of competition, with his lead over his competitors increasing to four strokes.
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