Wyndham Clark family tree: What to know about golfer's father, mother, wife & more as he wins 2026 U.S. Open

Wyndham Clark family tree: What to know about golfer's father, mother, wife & more as he wins 2026 U.S. Open originally appeared on The Sporting News.

Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Wyndham Clark may not have been the best-known PGA Tour golfer entering the 2023 U.S.

Open, but he became a household name with a win at Los Angeles Country Club and climbed the mountaintop again in 2026.Clark put on a dazzling display at Shinnecock Hills, going wire-to-wire to win his second U.S.

Open and holding off a charge from Sam Burns in the final round.After the win, Clark was surprised by his dad, who flew in on a red-eye flight to see his son win.Wyndham Clark's dad surprised him on the 18th green after winning the U.

S. Open"That was the toughest round you've ever played"pic.twitter.

com/qU7OBn5z8Z— Underdog Golf (@UnderdogGolf) June 21, 2026Clark has often spoken about his family during his PGA Tour career and how they helped get his golf career off the ground. Here's everything to know about his relationship with his parents and siblings as well as his marital status as golf's largest spotlight shines on him.Who is Wyndham Clark's father?

Randall Clark is Wyndham Clark's father. His father works as a real estate agent now, but he had a brief career as a professional tennis player.Wyndham Clark said his father was the driving force behind his interest in golf.

The two golfed together frequently and Randall helped his son improve his game during his youth."My mom first took me to play golf, but my dad was the one who really got me into golf," Clark explained at the U.S.

Open. "He picked it up just a few years prior to me starting at the age of 3. Every time I’d go golf at a young age was with my dad."

There’s so many memories of us leaving at 6 a.m., our family on like a family vacation, and we’d play golf and come back before noon and that was the only way my mom would let us do that.

There’s a ton of memories. And then he took me to tournaments.Addi