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Wyndham Clark won the 2026 BMW Championship in St. Louis, earning $3.6 million, despite controversy over his pre-shot routine on the 14th hole. He denied improving his lie, calling the scrutiny a result of camera angles. Clark embraced his status as a fan favorite's antagonist, comparing his experience to that of a movie villain, and secured a spot on the Presidents Cup team.
Wyndham Clark secured his third PGA Tour victory of 2026 by winning the BMW Championship at Bellerive Country Club by three strokes. Clark, who is currently leading the Player of the Year race, addressed post-match crowd hostility, attributing the jeering to fans rooting for Rory McIlroy and bettors seeking returns on their wagers. McIlroy finished third, four strokes back, after a final-round charge that saw him briefly tie for the lead. Despite the loss, McIlrow praised Clark's character and acknowledged his own swing issues, which he plans to address before the Tour Championship.
Wyndham Clark won the BMW Championship by four strokes, crediting a strategic decision to putt first on the 16th hole for shifting momentum against Rory McIlroy.
Wyndham Clark won the BMW Championship at Bellerive Country Club by three strokes, defeating Rory McIlroy in a final-round duel. McIlroy finished third, four strokes back, after a late charge was halted by a poor decision on the 17th hole. Clark, who birdied his final three holes, is now the leading candidate for PGA Tour Player of the Year. McIlroy expressed satisfaction with his improved play despite the loss and will compete in the Tour Championship next week.
Scottie Scheffler has secured a $23 million bonus from the $100 million FedEx Cup pool for finishing the season's penultimate event at No. 1. The Tour Championship at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta will conclude the 2026 season, featuring a $40 million purse and a return to standard stroke play. Wyndham Clark's recent win at the BMW Championship boosted his bonus to $8 million, while three players, including Patrick Cantlay, secured final spots in the top 30.
Wyndham Clark won the BMW Championship with a $3.6 million prize, but his victory was overshadowed by controversy over his pre-shot routine on the 14th hole. Clark took multiple practice swings in the rough, prompting CBS broadcasters and social media users to question if he improved his lie, similar to Bryson DeChambeau’s recent penalty. Despite the scrutiny, Clark closed with three birdies to beat Patrick Cantlay by three strokes. Rory McIlroy finished third, admitting his swing remains inconsistent heading into the Tour Championship.
Gary Woodland’s bid for the BMW Championship title collapsed after he cold-topped a tee shot on the ninth hole, landing in a creek that has never been in play. The error cost him two strokes, dropping him from one shot behind the lead to three back. Wyndham Clark ultimately won the event, while Woodland finished tied for fourth. The incident highlighted the high stakes of the FedEx Cup Playoffs and the intense pressure Woodland faces due to his ongoing mental health struggles.
Wyndham Clark won the BMW Championship at Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis, finishing 17 under par. He held off a late surge by Rory McIlroy, who finished 13 under. The victory marks Clark's third win of the season and intensifies the race for Player of the Year ahead of the TOUR Championship.
Wyndham Clark holds a five-stroke lead at the BMW Championship after a 5-under third round, while his girlfriend Emily Tanner announced she is moving in with him in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Rory McIlroy shot a 65 on the third round of the BMW Championship to move to joint-second at 12-under, five strokes behind leader Wyndham Clark. The Northern Irishman’s resurgence follows a swing adjustment involving custom training aids and a new rehearsal routine. Clark extended his lead with a 65, while McIlroy’s performance contrasts sharply with his struggles in the previous week.
Rory McIlroy’s strong start at the BMW Championship faltered in the second round, dropping him to seven-under as Wyndham Clark took the lead. McIlroy praised the crowd but acknowledged his iron play needs work, while World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler struggled to recover from a poor first round.
Wyndham Clark leads the BMW Championship after a flawless second round, while Rory McIlroy fell away from the lead. Scottie Scheffler struggled in the opening round but is not mentioned in the second-round updates.
Wyndham Clark says he's disappointed the PGA Tour won't return to Detroit Golf Club next year, even as he praises the course's longer, tougher redesign ahead of the Rocket Classic and enters Michigan as a strong contender after a solid run this season.
Wyndham Clark's girlfriend Emily Tanner shared in an Instagram Q&A how they met online and that they fell fast, while also revealing she’s dealing with tan lines during tour life, in a light summer sports feature.
Shane Lowry said he’s amazed by Wyndham Clark’s performance at the Travelers Championship, praising how Clark has handled fatigue and hostile crowds after his US Open win; Clark sits tied for fifth with 18 holes to go and remains in strong form this season despite a tough stretch earlier, having won twice this year.