The Great Troll: Wyndham Clark Wears USA Jersey to Mock Canadian Fans

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Cliqueted in his USA hockey jersey, reminiscent of the Team USA, Jack Hughes No. 86 jersey, Wyndham Clark decided to make a hilarious statement.

The U.S. had won the Olympic hockey competition, and he wasn't about to let the Canadian golf faithful forget about it.

Clark wore the iconic blue jersey at the RBC Canadian Open's hockey-themed 14th hole known as 'The Rink'. With enormous grandstands set up, players would often wear goofy outfits to entertain the crowd. Clark wasn't about to disappoint.

He had a fantastic time with a 7-under-par round of 63 and decided to wear the jersey to taunt the Canadians at The Rink.

As he teed off, the Canadian crowd let out a barrage of boos. But that didn't deter Clark. He sunk a birdie putt and continued his round, eventually removing the jersey mid-round.

The bold move quickly made Wyndham Clark the villain. Was he an anti-hero or a master showman?

While Clark took the Canadian golf faithful by storm, his actions have sparked both admiration and disgust, sparking debate around the world of golf.