HOW MANY STROKES SHOULD A SCRATCH GET FROM A U.S. OPEN WINNER? WYNDHAM CLARK FINDS HIMSELF IN THIS SITUATION OFTEN WHEN HE TAKES BUDDIES TRIPS WITH LONG-TIME FRIENDS IN THE OFF-SEASON.  SOME OF CLARK’S PALS ARE FORMER COLLEGIATE PLAYERS AND MINI-TOUR VETERANS. THEY’RE GOOD AT GOLF. BUT THEY’RE NOT THAT GOOD, OR THEY WOULDN’T NEED THEIR DAY JOBS. WHICH DOESN’T MEAN THAT CLARK GOES EASY ON THEM. OVER TIME, HE SAYS, HE’S FOUND THAT GIVING FOUR TO SIX SHOTS IS THE FAIREST WAY TO GO. MORE ON WHY HE SETTLED ON THAT NUMBER！