Wyndham Clark entered Sunday’s final round of the RBC Heritage at 9-under par, seven shots back of the leader, Scottie Scheffer.
Yet, before the World No. 1 even teed off, Clark had cut that deficit to just two strokes. That is because Clark came out firing.
The reigning U.S. Open champion began his round going birdie, eagle, birdie. His putter was on fire, draining from long range and even off the green.
Clark would then hit a great approach shot on the par-4 5th and sink another birdie putt. He would pick up a couple more on seven and nine. By the time he made the turn,
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