His comments come days after the country club revealed it would be banishing the 2023 U.S. Open winner in the wake of his locker-destroying meltdown in June.

Clark said he feels terrible about what happened and says he wants to show Oakmont who he he really is with an apology and the things he's going to.

Golf Digest obtained a letter from Oakmont president John Lynch to members, confirming the ban on world No. 28 Wyndham Clark and outlining conditions for his potential reinstatement, which includes a charity donation and completing counseling or anger management sessions.