Wyndham Clark adds to stellar 2026 with BMW Championship win
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Wyndham Clark adds to stellar 2026 with BMW Championship win
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI - AUGUST 23: Wyndham Clark of the United States poses with the trophy on the 18th green after winning the BMW Championship at Bellerive Country Club on August 23, 2026 in St. Louis, Missouri. (Photo by James Gilbert/PGA TOUR via Getty Images)
The FedExCup Playoffs sure are showcasing who can really win a golf tournament.
Wyndham Clark took home the BMW Championship on Sunday out in Missouri, and things were really more of a formality than anything else across the final round.
The win marks Clark’s third of the season following his victories at the Byron Nelson and more notably the U.S. Open. He has a serious argument for player of the year across the PGA Tour at large.
What’s more is that these three wins mark half of Wyndham’s total from his entire career. It goes without saying that this is the best year he has ever had on Tour. It is, obviously was already, the only one in which he has carded multiple wins.
Part of what was particularly impressive was how Wyndham started and ended the overall tournament. He had birdies on the final three holes on both Monday and Friday. He held at least a share of the lead following every round, and most notably held a 5-stroke lead following Saturday specifically.
Congratulations to Wyndham Clark.
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI – AUGUST 23: Wyndham Clark of the United States poses with the trophy on the 18th green after winning the BMW Championship at Bellerive Country Club on August 23, 2026 in St. Louis, Missouri. (Photo by James Gilbert/PGA TOUR via Getty Images)
The FedExCup Playoffs sure are showcasing who can really win a golf tournament.
Wyndham Clark took home the BMW Championship on Sunday out in Missouri, and things were really more of a formality than anything else across the final round.
The win marks Clark’s third of the season following his victories at the Byron Nelson and more notably the U.S. Open. He has a serious argument for player of the year across the PGA Tour at large.
What’s more is that these three wins mark half of Wyndham’s total from his entire career. It goes without saying that this is the best year he has ever had on Tour. It is, obviously was already, the only one in which he has carded multiple wins.
Part of what was particularly impressive was how Wyndham started and ended the overall tournament. He had birdies on the final three holes on both Monday and Friday. He held at least a share of the lead following every round, and most notably held a 5-stroke lead following Saturday specifically.
