Byeong Hun An takes vicious “talk s**t all day” dig at Wyndham Clark in now-deleted online post

Byeong Hun An has stirred up a controversy in the 2024 Presidents Cup, involving American player Wyndham Clark. The issue arose from a post on X (formerly Twitter) by the Korean critcisizing the American.

The post was subsequently deleted by Byeong Hun An, but X users posted a screenshot of what the he had written:

"You always have a guy in your group, who doesn't do s**t, but talk s**t all day"

Hours later, Byeong Hun An deleted his post and posted an apology, saying he wanted to be a 'better person.'

"I’m deleting my tweet. My apologies. I want to be a better person than that".

The situation arose in the four-ball session on Saturday morning, the third day of competition at the Presidents Cup. Wyndham Clark and Keegan Bradley lost 4&3 to Si Woo Kim and Tom Kim, with the former holing the winning putt on the 15th hole.

At the time, Si Woo Kim celebrated his victory by making the 'go to sleep' gesture often used by NBA star Stephen Curry.

In the afternoon of the same day, Si Woo Kim and Tom Kim teamed up again for a foursomes match against Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele. This time it was the Internationals' turn to watch how the Americans sensationally beat them on the 18th hole, with Cantlay making the crucial putt.

Wyndham Clark, who did not play in the afternoon, watched from the edge of the green. When Cantlay and Schauffele won, he celebrated in the same way as Si Woo Kim in the morning, sparking Byeong Hun An's controversial post.

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Byeong Hun An and Wyndham Clark's performance at the 2024 Presidents Cup

Byeong Hun An played in both Thursday and Friday's matches, but did not play on Saturday. In the first four-ball session on Thursday, he teamed up with Jason Day and lost 1-up to Xander Schauffele and Tony Finau.

On Friday, Byeong Hun An teamed up with compatriot Si Woo Kim to defeat Scottie Scheffler and Russell Henley 1 up.

In the final round (Sunday singles), An was drawn to play Sahith Theegala. The American took the first hole, the Korean leveled at the second and then took the lead at the sixth. An held the lead until the 11th when Theegala tied the match. The match is tied through the 12th hole.

Wyndham Clark, meanwhile, teamed up with Keegan Bradley to beat Christiaan Bezuidenhout and Taylor Pendrith 1-up on Thursday. On Friday, he and Tony Finau lost 6&5 to Corey Conners and Mackenzie Hughes.

Clark and Bradley lost to Si Woo Kim and Tom Kim on Saturday morning and the 2023 US Open champion did not play in the afternoon. On Sunday, Clark is playing Min Woo Lee and the match is tied through the 13th hole.