Scottie Scheffler Reacts to US Open Crowd

Scottie Scheffler thinks the Shinnecock crowd was a little too much in heckling Wyndham Clark at the US Open.

The US Open took place in Southampton, with Clark winning his second title.

Scottie Scheffler played with Clark in the final round and was trying to complete his career grand slam.

The crowd was tough, with some people escorted off the course for heckling.

The crowd's behavior was a challenge for Clark, who was heckled during his entire final round.

A young fan yelled at Clark not to choke and was walked out by security on the fourth hole Sunday.

Scottie Scheffler said the crowd was tough, but he couldn't control fan behavior.

Scheffler stated that being in the arena is not for everybody and that there have been crowds for and against him in his career.

He thinks it shows a lot about Wyndham Clark, how he handled not only the golf course but also the crowd.

Clark explained that he understood why fans felt the way they did and that he was a well-deserving champion.

The US Open win was Clark's second title, with Scheffler discussing the environment at Shinnecock Hills.

Scheffler was trying to complete his career grand slam but fell short.

The crowd's behavior was a significant aspect of the game, with Scheffler commenting on the toughness of the New York crowd.