US Open golf winner’s stunning girlfriend suffers wardrobe malfunction in celebration

Wyndham Clark was joined on the green by his jaw-dropping WAG Emily Tanner after winning the US Open – when she suffered an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction

The jaw-dropping girlfriend of US Open winner Wyndham Clark suffered an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction while celebrating her boyfriend’s monumental achievement.

Clark overcame the course and a rowdy crowd to win the US Open for a second time – and after sinking the winning putt, he was joined on the green by his scorching hot partner Emily Tanner.

Emily raced across the green and leapt into her partners arms as they shared a heartwarming embrace. However, Emily appeared to forget just how short her dress was, and she accidentally gave fans in attendance an eyeful as it rode up her body.

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The stunner is originally from Metro Detroit and studied at Michigan State University from 2013 to 2017 – graduating with a bachelor’s degree in public health.

And it was during her time at college when a photographer reportedly told her she had “a good look,” which led to her first modelling shoot.

Emily would move into a full-time career in modelling and social media influencing and she has now co-founded Over Social Agency, a California-based influencer marketing company focused on “Beauty, Fashion, Health & Wellness”.

Emily when public with Clark back at the Masters, when the pair appeared at the prestigious tournament together and competed in the Par 3 competition.

And thanks to Clark’s recent wins, Emily has been labelled as his “lucky charm”.

Speaking after his win, Clark said: “It feels pretty amazing. It seems just like yesterday, very similar having to two-putt to win. It was surreal, to be honest.

“I played some ugly golf the last two days but my putter and short game kind of kept me in it. To make all the putts I did has been amazing.

“But honestly, it comes down to just believing that good things are going to happen and that you’re going to make the putt. And fortunately, the ones that I need to make, I did.”

He added: “New York didn’t really like me. I love you guys, but, you know, I get it. Some of it’s self-deserved. I did some unfortunate things last year that I really regret.

“I’ve been sorry multiple times and I’m still sorry, so hopefully I can win you guys over eventually.

“But I get it, they root for Scottie. Grand Slams only happen a few times. He’s going to get it. He’s the best player in the world, but today it’s my day!”