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Clark Holds Four-Shot Lead at Shinnecock
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Wyndham Clark dominates the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills with a four-shot lead after an unprecedented seven-under-par 36-hole score—the lowest ever at this brutal course. Despite admitting he’s not playing his best, Clark’s momentum and resilience position him as the man to beat. History warns: Dustin Johnson held the same lead in 2018, only to falter under punishing conditions. This year, the USGA promises better course management, but heat and wind loom large. Behind him, Scottie Scheffler trails by seven, and Rory McIlroy, though struggling, still believes Shinnecock offers hope even to those trailing. Meanwhile, Joaquin Niemann stunned fans by shooting a 65 after a disastrous first round—including a two-shot penalty for throwing his club—making the cut for the first time in nearly 100 years after scoring a 10+ on a hole. With the pressure mounting and the course unpredictable, Clark’s composure under fire could seal his destiny—or ignite a weekend of chaos.
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