Police remove multiple spectators from the 2026 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills after heckling PGA Tour leader Wyndham Clark during his final-round play. Reports describe sustained taunting directed at Clark as he moves through the day, including heckles that escalate into crowd-management issues. At least one fan is ejected by police, with additional spectators reportedly removed as the behavior continues. Some outlets note that the negative reaction is not limited to boos or heckles; other fans are described as actively opposing Clark through their cheering, suggesting a divided gallery. The ejections occur during Sunday’s final-round coverage at Shinnecock, where Clark is widely followed as he seeks to add to his U.S. Open success. Sources agree the police action is tied to spectator conduct—specifically heckling directed at Clark—rather than any on-course rule infraction by the player. The reports characterize the scenes as disruptive, prompting officials to intervene and remove fans from the venue.