Wyndham Clark wins the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills and discusses the scrutiny and crowd hostility that surrounded him, including criticism dating to last year’s U.S. Open. Multiple outlets describe a Sunday atmosphere in which many spectators appeared determined to see him lose, with fans booing and reacting sharply when he made mistakes. The Guardian and other reports say several spectators are removed from the course after directing abusive comments at Clark, and the US Golf Association confirms the removals. Despite the hostile environment, Clark completes his victory by holding off the field, including key late challenges, and then secures the title on the 18th green.

In post-round remarks covered by CBS News, Clark addresses the backlash he has received and says it is “not who I am,” while also explaining how he moves past the crowd’s reaction. Reports also note that Clark hears support for his playing partners at moments and that he focuses on controlling his own performance. Other coverage frames his win as a rare and emotionally significant triumph given the lack of crowd backing through much of the week.