Watch the final round of highlights from the CJ Cup Byron Nelson at TPC Craig Ranch, where Wyndham Clark stormed to victory with a closing, 11-under 60.
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Clark wins The CJ CUP Byron Nelson, first Tour victory since 2024
Wyndham Clark delivered a standout performance in the final round of the CJ CUP Byron Nelson. Watch the best shots, key moments, and clutch finishes from his round, followed by the Golf Central studio team breaking down his play and reacting to the performance.
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