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Wyndham Clark Won Big, But His Next Play Is Off The Course And Nobody Is Ready For It

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Wyndham Clark isn’t just riding high off his huge BMW Championship win last week, he’s planning an even bigger move off the course. The golf pro laid out his intentions to reporters on Tuesday, August 25, saying he hopes to get engaged during his upcoming PGA offseason. Clark, who went public with girlfriend Emily Tanner back in April, seems ready to take their relationship to the next level, and the golf world is buzzing.

Cabo Bliss and a Ring? Clark’s Offseason Vision

Clark spilled the beans on his offseason plans, and they sound pretty sweet. “I’m going to be in Cabo next week,” he told reporters, calling it his “happy place.” That’s where he’s looking to “hopefully get engaged” before heading off to South Africa for another tournament. Talk about a whirlwind! He’s also got the Presidents Cup and a tournament in Japan on his schedule. But clearly, the biggest event on his calendar, the one he’s really focused on, is in Cabo. He even added, with a dose of realness, “Hopefully, she says yes.” It’s clear Clark isn’t just about sinking putts, he’s about making big life moves too. They’ve only been dating for about seven months, but it sounds like they fell hard and fast, meeting “online/mutual friends” back in January. Tanner herself shared that they “fell pretty fast” and are “super similar and get along so so well.” When you know, you know, right?

Emily Tanner: Clark’s Unstoppable “Good Luck Charm”

This isn’t just some casual romance, folks. Emily Tanner has been right there through some of Clark’s biggest moments on the course. After his BMW Championship win, Tanner shared her pride on a post, writing, “So unbelievably proud!! Love you so much @wyndhamclark.” She was also by his side for his second U.S. Open title, snapping a photo of him with the trophy and exclaiming, “MY WYNERRRRR !!!” complete with a teary-eyed emoji and a red heart. Clark himself even called her his “good luck charm” on Instagram after she served as his caddie for the Par 3 Contest at Augusta National Golf Club back in April. Tanner, a social media influencer, has been a consistent presence, joining Clark for several wins throughout the 2026 PGA Tour season. She was there for the CJ Cup Byron Nelson in May in Dallas, the U.S. Open in June in New York, and last week’s FedEx Cup playoff win in St. Louis. It’s clear she brings something special to his game, and now, to his life off the course.

So, while Clark is hitting the links in Japan and South Africa, the real anticipation is for that trip to Cabo. Will his “happy place” become an even happier place with a ring on Emily Tanner’s finger? We’re all waiting to see if his good luck charm says yes, turning a massive golf season into an even bigger personal triumph.

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Originally reported by The Sporting News.

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