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Aussie golfers hit 67-year US Open low as Clark surges

Summary by Golf Australia
Australia's golfers have suffered an inglorious wipe-out, as Wyndham Clark remained firmly on course to capture a second U.S Open crown in three years.
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Aussie golfers hit 67-year US Open low as Clark surges

Australia's golfers have suffered an inglorious wipe-out, as Wyndham Clark remained firmly on course to capture a second U.S Open crown in three years.

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Golf Australia broke the news on Saturday, June 20, 2026.
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