#sports-conduct

#sports-conduct

In a letter sent to members this week, Oakmont Country Club president John Lynch said the club reached its decision after multiple discussions with the United States Golf Association and the club's board. According to Lynch's letter, the ban could be lifted if Clark pays for damages, makes a 'meaningful contribution' to a charity selected by the Oakmont Country Club board, and undergoes counseling and/or anger management therapy.

"Toni is a first-class player but as a national player, he must also demonstrate class in his behaviour. He rightly demands respect for himself."