Mental coach hjälpte Wyndham Clark vinna CJ Cup Byron Nelson

Wyndham Clark tog hem segern i CJ Cup Byron Nelson, delvis tack vare vägledning från sin mentala coach Julie Elion. Elion lyfte fram hur Clark hanterade en utmanande situation under finalrundan.

Clark fick en lerig boll på det nionde hålet, ett par-5, och nekades lättnad för tillfälligt vatten av tävlingsledningen. Han svarade med att göra par och avslutade med en 60-runda för att vinna med tre slag. Elion uttryckte stolthet över hans reaktion och påpekade det fleråriga arbetet med att förbli närvarande och lära sig av motgångar istället för att känna sig som ett offer för otur.

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Wyndham Clark held a six-shot lead after the third round of the 2026 U.S. Open but said a thin crowd at Shinnecock Hills left the atmosphere flat and hurt his focus. He finished his round after 8 p.m. ET on Saturday with two late bogeys. Clark said he hopes more spectators appear for Sunday’s final round.

 

 

 

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