PGA Tour member Wyndham Clark got under the skin of golf fans during the third round of the Texas Children's Houston Open.

On this @Wyndham_Clark @PGATOUR in the Arnold Palmer at Bayhill. His ball moved quite a bit. I took 2 screenshots at the start of the grounding to the end, and his ball was indeed pushed forward.

as Wyndham Clark played the par-4 3rd hole, the sirens from the rules police reverberated across Bay Hill and on social media. Golf fans slammed Clark for taking relief from an embedded ball in ...

PONTE VEDRA BEACH — When Wyndham Clark took a drop after finding his ball embedded in the third fairway at Bay Hill last week, social media wasted absolutely no time in labeling him a cheater.

Wyndham Clark vaulted up the Arnold Palmer Invitational leaderboard on Thursday, but embedded-ball confusion almost derailed the start of his Friday round. Clark shot a five-under 67 on Thursday ...

ORLANDO — Not every apparent rules question we see on TV turns out to result in a penalty—or even an actual violation. In the second round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday, Wyndham ...

Wyndham Clark appears to have taken a questionable drop on the third hole. After hitting his drive in the fairway, Clark, who was the leader at the time, had his ball bounce before landing in a ...

Wyndham Clark had just signed for a one-under 71 in the second round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational last Friday, but he was surprised when a rules official met him at the scoring area, warning ...

"After reviewing ShotLink video of Wyndham Clark's tee shot on the 3rd hole during the second round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, the PGA tour rules committee determined that the ball ...

“After reviewing ShotLink video of Wyndham Clark’s tee shot on the third hole during the second round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard, the PGA Tour Rules Committee determined ...

Wyndham Clark is back ... the final group to finish, Clark had a 16-foot birdie putt that would have forced a playoff. His execution was near perfect, but the ball inexplicably lipped out and ...