Patrick Cantlay and Collin Morikawa share their feelings on Wyndham Clark after he wins the BMW
Wyndham Clark won the BMW Championship on Sunday by three strokes from Patrick Cantlay. Meanwhile, Collin Morikawa finished five strokes adrift of Clark at Bellerive.
On Sunday, Wyndham Clark secured the BMW Championship title by outperforming Patrick Cantlay by three strokes. Collin Morikawa concluded the tournament five strokes behind Cantlay at Bellerive. Clark, a 32-year-old professional golfer, has now claimed three victories this season and appears poised to lead the PGA Tour Player of the Year race.
During the final round, Clark demonstrated remarkable character by hitting a final-round 70, ultimately earning him a three-stroke victory. Morikawa and Cantlay expressed their admiration for Clark's exceptional performance. Cantlay, 34, highlighted Clark's consistent greatness this season, stating that he would be an ideal candidate for the Presidents Cup team if he were selected.
Morikawa, a fellow Olympic team member from two years ago, noted that when Clark is in top form, his confidence is immense and his putting is impeccable, particularly on crucial shots. The golfers acknowledged the challenge of competing against such a formidable player and expressed optimism for their upcoming off-seasons, despite the difficulties that lie ahead.
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