Wyndham Clark's Career Earnings After Win at 2026 US Open

For the second time in his career, Wyndham Clark is a U.S. Open champion.

Despite a bit of a rough final day at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, Clark secured a 4-under to pick up his fourth PGA Tour win and second at the U.S. Open.

Clark came into this weekend's tournament having earned $33,926,799 over the course of his career, and he'll now take home a $4.5 million payout from winning on Sunday.

Clark came into the final round of the U.S. Open with a sizeable six-shot lead, but a shaky performance put some pressure on him on the back nine. Clark bogeyed three times on the front nine and twice on the back nine, putting him 3-over par for the day.

Still, that was enough to best Sam Burns, who finished 3-under after carding five birdies on Sunday. Burns birdied on the 16th hole while Clark carded a bogey on the 18th, leaving some room for a comeback, but a great put from Clark on the final hole sealed the deal.

Clark wasn't the only one who had trouble on Sunday, as Sam Stevens, Scottie Scheffler and Sahith Theegala all finished ever or over par after coming into the final round tied for second at 1-under.

Clark is just the 10th golfer in PGA Tour history to win two U.S. Opens, with his other victory coming in 2023 when he won at Los Angeles Country Club. The 32-year-old hasn't fared well at the other majors, with his only other top-10 finish being at The Open Championship last year.

With the win on Sunday, Clark has started to pick up some mid-season momentum. He won at The Byron Nelson in May before placing third at the Memorial Tournament earlier this month.

Now having secured another major, Clark will look to finish the year strong and put together a run for the FedExCup, where he is currently projected to be in fourth place.