Wyndham Clark
Valor Christian High School
Impact Statement
Clark has been playing big since he was six. He’s had a successful career from high school up to the PGA.
Biography
In what will go down as arguably the best two-day performance ever at a Colorado high school state golf tournament, Clark shot back-to-back 8-under-par rounds of 64 last fall to win his second 4A state championship, his 36-hole total of 128 winning by eight strokes. Clark also won the state title as a sophomore and finished second in state his freshman and junior years. Clark hit all but two greens in regulation in the tournament, had a half-dozen birdie putts skim the edge of the cup and was 10-under on the course’s par-5 holes.
Named the 4A Player of the Year by The Denver Post, Clark, No. 24 in the Polo Golf Rankings, was one of four American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) players selected to receive the Byron Nelson International Junior Golf Awards. The awards will be presented at the PGA Tour HP Byron Nelson Championship and Awards Dinner presented by American Airlines.
The 2010 Colorado State Amateur champion, Clark is a two-time Rolex Junior All-American and has 11 career AJGA top-10 finishes, including a win at the 2010 Under Armour/Vicky Hurst Championship. He will attend Oklahoma State University.
Clark spent 3 years as a Cowboy. After his freshman year, he was named the Big 12 Player of the Year. His mom and biggest supporter passed away in 2013. In her honor, he’s always wants to “play big” for her. As a senior, he transferred to the University of Oregon. Both he individually and his fellow Ducks finished second at the DI NCAA Championships. He was named First Team All-American, Golfweek Male Golfer of the Year, and the Pac-10 Player of the Year.
After graduating with his degree in Business, Clark earned his PGA card at the end of the 2018 season. His best PGA finish came at the Honda Classic in March of 2019, where he finished 7th.
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