WITB: Wyndham Clark’s US Open winning bag | bunkered.co.uk
The dust is beginning to settle on a dramatic week at the US Open. It was Wyndham Clark who came out on top, here's his what's in the bag.
www.bunkered.co.ukHere’s the latest I can share about Wyndham Clark’s putter, based on recent coverage and his gear history.
- Recent putter switches: Clark has been notable for changing putters several times in search of better performance, including trying multiple LAB putters before settling on a model he felt gave him the best feel on greens. This pattern is consistent with his approach to fine-tuning his flat stick to regain congruent putting numbers.[1][5]
- 2025–2026 context: Reports from 2025 indicate he experimented with a LAB putter during Rocket Classic play, which suggests he was evaluating LAB models as a primary option that season. By early 2026, some outlets highlighted “What’s in the Bag” updates and noted ongoing evaluation of putter options as part of his setup.[2][1]
- Notable past specifics: In Pebble Beach and Pebble Beach-related events, Clark has used a mix of Odyssey mallets (e.g., Versa Jailbird) in the past, though changes to models or grips were part of his putter testing approach rather than a single long-term switch. He has also discussed switching to LAB putters in other recaps, indicating a shift away from earlier Odyssey configurations in some events.[3][5][9]
Illustrative snapshots:
- At Pebble Beach 2024-25 timeframe, Clark experimented with several putters on the practice green, then settled on a LAB model during competition in some rounds, highlighting a key mindset of trying multiple putters to find “the one” that day.[5][1]
- In early 2026, outlets began curating “What’s in the Bag” pieces that sometimes reflect recent putter changes as part of his overall setup narrative, rather than a single stable model across the season.[7][2]
If you’d like, I can pull a more precise, up-to-date rundown of his current putter model(s) from the latest WITB or player-tracking sources and summarize with direct quotes. I can also assemble a quick chart of his putter switch timeline if that helps.