US Open Round 4 summary: Wyndham Clarks win the US Open | PGA Round 4

Your 2023 US Open Champion is Wyndham Clark, after an even par 70 to finish the tournament at -10 from LACC. 

Ricky Fowler was witness to Clark's major winning round, and had this to say to the Colorado native after the 18th. Clark lost his mother when he was 19, and was visibly emotional after wrapping up his first win. 

He said he had to play cocky before the tournament, and he took that into the post round interview. With that medal around his neck, he can be as cocky as he wants. 

Take a look back at this fantastic round from your 123rd US Open Champion. 

It has been a long road for Wyndham Clark, but the 29 year old is playing the best golf of his life. After his first Tour win back in May, he is now a major champion.

He would miss his approach on 17 to the left of the green, but still went up and down for par and on 18 his drive just held on to the right side of the fairway and an icy second shot put him on the dancing floor for a two putt birdie to win the 123rd US Open, and his first major championship. 

It would be far from smooth sailing for Clark to end his round, going bogey-bogey on 15 and 16 to go into the final holes with just a one shot lead. 

With the rest of the pack falling behind, it was Clark who came up with one of the shots of the day on 14. He split the green front bunkers and bounced it on to the green with his second shot for a two putt birdie. 

Clark made shots like this look routine even after getting himself into dangerous positions. He missed the Green on the Par 3 11th, but almost cupped it for birdie. 

Things got a little shaky for Clark on 8, when he hit his shot into the thick feskew and took a hack and missed the ball completely. His second shot went over the green and into the rough but a cool up and down to save bogey might have saved his round. 

It was Clark's short game that bailed him out time and time again in a round in which he would play far from perfect golf. This birdie on 6 could have very easily turned into a bogey. 

Threre weren't many hitting shots like these late in the day. The course at LACC played tough, but Clark played with all sorts of confidence and told reporters he was going to come into this week and "play cocky." That's exactly what he did even on Sunday when all the pressure in the world was rested on his shoulders. 

Wyndham got started with a birdie on the opening hole, but despite the quick start things would not be as easy for the first time major champion. 

After bogeys on 15 and 16, Clark finished Sunday with two straight pars to win his first major at the age of 29. 

You're 123rd US Open Champion: Wyndham Clark!

There were some patchy moments late on, which just goes to show how hard it is to close out a major championship. Clark's lead went from three to one but he held off Rory McIlroy for his first career major. 

This was the shot of the day from Clark who split the rough on each side and reached the green in two on the Par 5 14. 

WYNDHAM CLARK IS YOUR 2023 US OPEN CHAMPION!!!! 

He shot an even par 70 to finish the week at -10 ad win his first major at 29 years old!!!

From 60 feet away, Clark leaves it to within a foot and he is going to win the US Open just a month after his first win on the PGA Tour!

Clark finds the green on his second shot of 18 and he's got two putts to win the US Open!

McIlroy ends day even on the day

McIlroy's putt from 41 feet just turns short of the cup and he will par the 18th to end the day even at finish the week at -9. It's all up to Clark on the 18th at -10. 

Clark's drive on the the final hole found the fairway. He's three shots away from his first major. 

Another fantastic chip from Clark gives him a great chance for par on 17. 

Rory hits the green, but he won't be ecstatic with that approach and he's got a long way to go to draw level with Clark. 

Clark misses the 17 green

Clark's drive on 17 couldn't have been better, and from 186 out he pulled it left of the green. He has a decent look at the pin but he's got some work to do to save par. 

McIrloy's drive on 18 is perfect. Right down the center and he will have a chance to go at the pin, needing birdie on his last hole. 

Rory one back with one to go

McIlroy drove his tee shot into the adjacent fairway but got a good look to the green and hit his second shot to the back of the green. He came close to the cup, and putts in for par after a disappointing drive. 

He's -9, just a shot back of Clark going into the final hold of the championship. 

Bogey for Clark on 16!

Clark missed it!!! He had five feet for par after a beautiful shot right over the pin, and he missed it just off the lip of the right side of the cup!

He drops back to -10 after 16, just a shot over McIlroy. 

Shot of the day from Clark!

After Clark drove it into the bunker on 16 his chips out and his third shot couldn't have been any better. That was the most important shot of the day and he stuck it to within 5 feet! He's got that for par. 

This was Clark's second on the Par 5 14th. He finished with birdie and had a three shot lead, but things have been a little shaky since. He had bogey on 15, and is in trouble on 16. 

McIlory stays alive with a par on 16

McIlroy missed the fairway on 16, but his second shot reached the green, leaving a long putt for birdie. His putt blew past the hole, but makes the up hill putt for par knowing that Clark just drove his tee shot into the bunker. He's -9, two shots back of Clark.

Things are getting interesting in the final few holes from LA. Who would have guessed, that there is drama in Hollywood on Sunday?

Clark with only bogey all day at 15

Clark missed the green, but was in the second cut on 15. His short game has been on point all week, but he left himself with some work to do for par. From 9 feet out, he misses the cup after a late break to the left. He drops to -11, two above McIlroy heading into the 15th. 

Fowler taps in for par after just missing his birdie putt, and that will surely do it for him at -7 barring any late round collapses from Clark and McIlory. 

Clark moves to three strokes up!

Clark snuck his eagle putt within a foot and the Colorado native leads by three after a birdie on the Par 5 14th. He is -12, three shots ahead of McIlroy with four holes to go!

Par for Rory on the short 15th

Rory had another chance at birdie on the short Par 3 15, but again leaves his putt just high of the hole. He has just one one-putt on the day and that might be what makes the difference today. 

Clark, calm under pressure

What a shot from Clark to reach the green in two on the Par 5 14th! He snuck it right in between the rough at the front of the green and has a great chance to birdie, if not eagle. 

Rory bogeys 14

McIlroy drops a shot after getting a break after missing the green, but getting a big break. His chip left his 12 feet for par, and he left it above the hole for his first bogey of the day. 

He's -9 after 14, and Clark is in prime position right behind him at -11. 

Big break for Rory

Rory's third shot on the Par 5 hit the lip of the bunker and was embedded in the grass, so he gets a free drop and but will still have to do so from the rough. He's looking to get up and down for par with Clark watching everything that's going on just behind him. 

Smith finishes at -6

Cam Smith is the leader in the house at -6 after going three under on the final nine. It's unlikely to worry the leader but a great finish from the 2022 Open Champion. 

Clark two putt to save par on 13

Clark drove it into the rough of 13 and reached the green with his second shot. He had a great lag from 60 feet away he's in with a par. Big two putt from a long way away to stay in the lead at -11 going into the Par 5 14. 

Fowler parred to stay at -6 heading into the final five holes. He's going to have to attack the Par 5 if he wants to get back into the mix late in the final round.

Scheffler's birdie, too little too late?

Scheffler with a rare birdie on the day, and it came from almost 60 feet away! He's going to need to run the table from here on out, but that's a start. He's -6, five back of the leader Clark. 

McIlroy played it safe on 13, and left his birdie putt short from 40 feet out. He makes another par for 12 straight and stays one back of Clark. 

Clark has rarely found himself in trouble today, but when he has he's played great shots to keep him in the lead. 

Fowler falls farther back

Fowler found the rough on the short Par 4 12th and had to lay up before going after the tough pin placement at the front of the green. He played a beautiful chip but he didn't play the right to left break enough and drops another shot. He's four over on the day and -6 for the week.

Clark smacked his drive which left him with under 100 to the pin but a heavy chip left him a lot of work to do for birdie. He lined up about 20 feet wide of the cup, and put it to within a foot for par. 

He stays at -11, one above McIlroy with seven holes to go. 

Rory pars 12, Scheffler might be out of contention 

Rory did just about as well as you could do on the Par 4 12th. The pin placement is nearly impossible to get a birdie, but he almost curled in his birdie putt right into the cup. That's another par for McIlroy, his 11th straight since a birdie on one. 

Scheffler left himself a bit of work with a four foot par putt, and he misses it for a bogey. That might be it for the world No. 1. He's -6 going into the final six holes. 

Fowler drops another shot

Huge bunker shot from Fowler on the Par 3 eleventh. He was put in a tough shot just like Scheffler was just a moment ago, but tucked it close to the pin. He took his time measuring the putt abut missed it high and drops to -7. His chances might be slipping though his fingertips unless the leaders start to make mistakes late on. 

Clark missed the green as well, but almost cupped it from the fringe. He hits the 8 footer for par to stay at -11, a stroke ahead of McIlroy. 

Rory misses another birdie attempt

Rory left his tee shot on the Par 3 eleventh high of the hole and had a downhill putt that was very makable, but left it a few inches short of the hole. He needs to start making a couple of those putts if he is going to break his winless streak at a major. He stays at -10 after the par. 

Scheffler found the green front bunker, and had a great chip out to give him a chance for par, but his putt ends up high of the hole and he drops another shot. He's back to -6 and it might be to hefty of a comeback to make in the final seven holes. 

Clark, Fowler start back nine with pars

Clark smacked his drive on 10 and had less than 100 yards to the pin. His approach hit the green, but he was still left with a 12 footer. He left it high of the hole expecting into to trickle down the hill a little more and he pars the first hole on the back nine to stay at -11, a shot ahead of McIlroy.

Fowler laid up off the tee and came up short of the green from 150 out, but his chipped left him an easy putt for par. He's -8 going into the 11th. 

McIlroy's birdie just rolls by the hole on 10

McIlroy comes just inches short of a birdie, and that's a few strokes that he's left on the course with makable putts. He starts his back nine with a par and is one back of Clark in the lead at -11.

Scheffler pars to start his back nine, but he needs to start taking some risks soon. It's not everyday you go three under on the final two holes like he did yesterday. 

McIlroy is at -10, one back of Clark, and Scheffler is still at -7, even for the day. 

Par save for Clark with nine to go

Huge par save for Clark after he missed the green on his tee shot on the Par 3 ninth. He played the slope beautifully and sank the par putt to stay in the lead going into the back nine in the lead. 

Fowler with a par, and he is at -8 while Clark leads at -11 with nine to go. 

Just before this bogey putt, Clark was in the feskew. He didn't even hit the ball on his first attempt and skied the green out of the thick, tall grass but saved bogey and is still in the lead heading into the ninth. 

Clark has got himself into some tricky situations, but is hanging on to the lead at -11 going into the ninth hole. 

Clark drops a shot, Fowler birdies Par 5 eighth

Clark put his second shot on 8 in to the feskew and his third from the knee high rough went nowhere. His second attempt skied the green but he played a beautiful chip from a tough spot to save bogey. He drops back to -11, but is still in the lead one shot ahead of McIlroy. 

Fowler tapped in for birdie, which is just his second birdie in his last 19 holes. He had 20 in his first 30 holes and will need to find that touch again in the back nine. He is back to -8 and two over on the day. 

McIlroy misses a birdie putt on 9

McIlroy hit the green on the Par 3 ninth after a beautiful tee shot that trickled down to the hole. He missed the slippery birdie putt but taps in for par and Clark is in trouble on 8. 

Scheffler finishes his first nine at even after a par on 9. He goes into the back nine at -7. 

He's still at -10 and Clark has some work to do to save bogey. 

Scheffler with his first birdie of the day

Scheffler is back to even on the day after a birdie on the Par 5 eighth after reaching the green in two. His eagle putt was left just high of the hole, but he taps in for eagle and is back to -7 for the tournament. 

Rory missed the green but had an easy chip to get close for birdie but missed the 6 footer for birdie and that's one that he will want back. McIlroy stays at -10, but had a great chance to get to within a shot of Clark. 

Fowler falls behind

Fowler saves himself, after getting in some trouble. He bogeys the Par 3 seventh as Clark almost hit just the third birdie on 7 with a loooonnnggg birdie put that missed by just a foot. 

He stays at -12, two ahead of McIlroy while Rory falls to -7. 

Ricky missed the green badly on the Par 3 7th and tried to chip over the bunker and land it on the short side of the green, but got caught in the deep stuff He's in trouble facing bogey or worse. 

Scheffler bogeys for first time today

McIlroy had a long shot at a birdie at 7. He judged it right, but it just rolled past the cup and he settles for par. 

Scheffler had another look at par but missed his mid range putt and now is six shots back after his first bogey of the day.

McIlroy is at -10 two back from Clark, and Scheffler drops to -6. 

Clark extends his lead!

What a birdie from Clark who went for the green on the reachable Par 4 6th. He ended up at the front of the green, but landed in the thick stuff and didn't have much room to work with on a pin that was put at the front of the green. A beautiful chip leads to birdie, and Clark leads by two strokes at -12

Fowler had a chance for birdie after laying up but just rolled his left to right putt low of the hole. He pars the 6th and is -8 after six holes. 

Things have been shaky for Fowler who looks like the nerves are getting to him a bit on this Major Championship Sunday. He's not out of it, at -8 but he trails Clark by three strokes. 

Clark's birdie on the Par 3 4 couldn't have been any better. Of all of those in contention, the major "rookie" is looking the most calm. 

Scheffler comes up just short for birdie

Scheffler had a great look at his first birdie of the day after spinning his short approach back to the pin on 6, but left his 10 footer just short of the cup for a sixth straight par. 

Rory went for the green on the reachable Par 4 but missed the green and had to get up and down out of the rough to stay at -10. 

He's one away from Clark at -11, and two above Fowler at -8 while Scheffler stays at -7. 

Fowler looking rattled

Both Clark and Fowler hit their approach shots on the green on 5, but nowhere near the cup. After a couple of decent lags Fowler had a little more work to do from 7 feet and he hit the lip but it didn't drop and Fowler looks a little rattled after playing steady for 54 holes. 

Clark knocks down his short par putt to stay in the lead at -11. Fowler is -8 after the bogey, trailing Rory at -10 by two. 

Rory almost sinks a monster putt on 5

Rory's drive on 5 hit of the ridge in the middle of the fairway and found the thick rough on the right side. He missed the green, but his mile long putt from the fringe almost dunked in the cup after hitting the flagstick! He pars 5 and is one behind Clark at -11. 

Scheffler with his fifth par of the day after a tricky chip from the thick rough just off the green rolled past the hole, but he hits the 8 footer for par. Steady as she goes for Scheffler, but he's going to have to make some moves if he wants to be in the running. 

McIlroy is -10, one back of Clark, and Scheffler stays at -7. 

Clark leads, Fowler hanging on

Clark capitalizes after a beautiful tee shot on four and drills his birdie putt to take the lead yet again. That's two birdies in his first four holes. 

Fowler got a great lie just short of the green and hit it out of the barranca with a punch shot and set himself up for par, but it hasn't been easy to start his day. He needs to settle down before he ends up to far out of the chase to get back into it. 

Clark leads at -11, and Fowler hangs on at -9

Clark pin seeking on 4

Clark had a perfect tee shot on the Par 4, which hit off the front edge of the green and rolled to under 10 feet from the cup. He's got a great chance a birdie. 

Fowler's tee shot faded at the end and fell short of the green and into the barranca. He's got a difficult chip out of the nasty stuff to try to save par. 

Pars on 4 for McIlory and Scottie

Both Rory and Scheffler gave themselves a chance on the Par 3 fourth, but each of their birdie putts sailed past the hole and they will head to the fifth after tap ins. 

Rory shares the lead at -10, Scheffler is -7 in fouth

Clarks birdie putt goes just wide on three

Clark had a chance from birdie from 15 feet and it ran just past the left edge of the hole on three. He stays at -10 with a share of the lead with McIlory. 

Fowler avoids any problems with a par on three and he remains at -9 after a bogey on the second. 

Rory staying steady

Rory had a little scare on three after blowing his birdie putt past the hole. There was enough to make him nervous, but he drills the four footer and those are the putts that win you major championships. 

Scheffler had a chance at birdie after a great approach from the fairway but left his 12 footer high of the cup and registers a second straight par to start his day. 

McIlroy is -10 with Clark at the top of the leaderboard and Scheffler is at -7 in fourth. 

Two way tie at -10

Clark's approach left him plenty of work to do on the second green, and his putt failed to reach the ridge and trickle down to the hole which set up a nearly impossible second putt. He three putts for bogey and we have a two way tie for the lead. 

Fowler has had a shaky start to his round, and the nerves might be getting to him. He missed the green on his second shot on 2, and ended up two putting for bogey after a par on the Par 5 first hole. 

Clark and McIlroy are -10 and Fowler is -9. 

McIlory follows birdie on 1 with a par on 2

McIlroy and Scheffler both had pars on the second and remain at -10 and -7 respectively. We are going to go back and forth between the final two groups as is looks like everyone else is falling behind. 

Clark's second shot on the Par 5 first rolled off the green, but he got a nice lie for his third shot and put it snug for a birdie to open the hole. He is now is sole possession of first place after Fowler drove into the rough and had to play it safe to save par on the first hole of the day. 

McIlroy had this putt for eagle to take the outright lead in the opening hole of his Sunday. He settles for birdie and had a share of the lead for a split second before Clark birdied 1. 

Clark starts strong!

Wyndham Clark is the leader of the 123rd US Open after a birdie to start his Sunday! This is a guy who just won his first PGA Tour tournament in May of this year and is now leading the US Open with 17 holes to go. It's going to be a long day, but he has shown that he can handle the pressure. 

What to watch today

We will be focused on the final two rounds for most of the day unless there are any surprises from Lee, Nagano, Schauffele, Johnson or Harris. 

WHAT A ROUND FOR TOMMY FLEETWOOD!

He is seven under going into his final hole! He is -5 on the week, and it may be too late for him to have a chance to win, but what a finish! That will certainly give the rest of the guys on the course hope that they can go low and make a run at the title. 

McIlroy opens with a birdie and a share of the lead

For the fourth time this week Rory McIlroy starts his round with a birdie on one! He had a great look at eagle, but just left his left to right putt high of the hole, but he has a share of the lead with a birdie on the opening hole. 

Scheffler couldn't keep his hot streak from yesterday going on the first. After finishing eagle-birdie yesterday he settles for a par on the first hole of his final round. 

McIlory is -10 with Fowler and Clark, and Scheffler stays at -7

THE FINAL PAIRINGS ARE UNDERWAY FROM LA!!!

It's McIlroy and Scheffler in the second to last group and Fowler and Clark in the final group. Will the champion come from one of these groups or will there be a surprise on the final day from LA?

We are live from LACC 

Hello everyone and welcome to the City of Angels where there will be a new US Open Champion crowned at the end of the day. Ricky Fowler and Wyndham Clark are in the final pairing of the day, and about to tee off, but there are a handful of players in the mix coming into the day. The North Course in LA has been scoreable by US Open standards, but today we will wait for a champion to step up and pull away from the rest of the pack. We have 18 holes to determine a champion from LALA Land. 

US Open Round 

It’s Sunday from LA and there are a handful of players in the mix for the 123rd US Open title today from Los Angeles Country Club. Rick Fowler has been on top of the leaderboard all season long, but will have to hold on if he wants his first major in his career. Will it be the Souther California native or will it be someone else who wins the third major of the season? AS English will be with you all day long providing live coverage, stats, scores and highlights of Round 4 from LACC.