Golf can be a quiet symphony. But on Sunday afternoon at Quail Hollow, Wyndham Clark provided a sharp note of dissonance. In a moment born of frustration and a tournament slipping away, Clark hurled his driver behind him on the 16th tee, breaking it against a sponsor wall. No one was hurt. No rules were broken. But something else fractured in the process: the poise expected from a major champion. What followed was a walk down the fairway without a club and a night of reflection. And by morning, an apology. Honest, emotional, and as human as the game itself.
