Wyndham Clark’s Nationality

Wyndham Clark, the winner of the US Open in 2023, was born on December 9, 1993. He went to Valor Christian High School in Colorado, followed by Oklahoma State University in 2012; however, in 2016, he transferred to the University of Oregon, ultimately graduating in 2017 with a business degree. Between all of the former and latter, he won three amateur titles, including the 2017 Pac-12 Championship, and turned professional soon enough.

Clark earned his PGA Tour card in 2019 and nearly won the 2020 Bermuda Championship, but lost to Brain Gay in the playoffs. Eventually, he won his first pro win at the 2023 Wells Fargo Championship, followed by the U.S. Open in the same season. His most recent and overall third pro win was at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, against Ludvig Aberg, by a stroke. His Official World Golf Rankings (OWGR) is No. 5 as of July 2024.

What is Wyndham Clark’s Nationality?

Wyndham Clark’s nationality is American. His birthday is December 9, 1993, and he was born in Denver, Colorado, in the US.

The Colorado native is the son of Randall Clark and his late wife, Lise Thevenet Clark. After getting married in 1989, they relocated to Colorado, the birthplace of Wyndham Clark, in 1992, leaving behind their Los Angeles home.

At the age of three, Clark's mother, Lise, took him to a driving range to introduce him to the sport. He requested another bucket of balls after he finished the previous one. However, she died in 2013 of breast cancer when he was a college student. Due to grief, Clark thought of quitting golf, and even for a change of pace, he instead transferred from Oklahoma State to the University of Oregon.

At a news conference held during the U.S. Open, Clark revealed that his father, Randall Clark, was a professional tennis player who later turned to real estate after suffering injuries that ruined his career. Wyndham also has an elder sister, Kristin, 33, and a younger brother, Brendan, 26.