Wyndham Clark confirmed during the 2026 Masters that he is in a relationship with Emily Tanner, who caddied for him during the annual Par 3 Contest at Augusta National and was later the subject of an Instagram post captioned, "Par 3 Contest with my good luck charm. My love."
Tanner, a Los Angeles–based founder of the agency Over Social, posted a clip of her golf swing on April 9, 2026, and shared additional photos from the Masters on April 14, 2026; Clark reposted images from the day and on May 24, 2026 wrote, "Par 3 with my good luck charm 🌺." Tanner works in the beauty, fashion and wellness industry and has more than 730,000 followers on Instagram.
On the course, Clark made the 36-hole cut at Augusta and ultimately finished in 21st place at the year's first men’s major. Off the course the pairing drew public responses on social media — among them Jena Sims, the wife of Brooks Koepka, who reacted to Clark and Tanner's relationship reveal on Instagram.
The timing matters because Clark has been trying to piece his game back together since a peak period in 2023 that included a U.S. Open victory and Ryder Cup duty. After that high-water mark he slipped in form, dropping from as high as third in the Official World Golf Ranking to 75th, and has been working with a coach again since parting ways with long-time caddie John Ellis.
Clark has framed his present state plainly. Speaking to reporters on May 23, 2026, he said, "It’s fun being in contention," and added that whether a tournament requires an 8-under or a 1-under to win, "it’s fun because you still feel the same heat." That mindset followed him into the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, where he was chasing the fourth PGA Tour victory of his career and began the final round trailing South Korea's Si Woo Kim by two shots at TPC Craig Ranch.
There is immediate friction between the personal and the professional. Clark and Tanner have publicly shared moments from Augusta, and Tanner’s role as an industry figure with a large online following invites attention; at the same time, the couple has not disclosed how serious the relationship is or whether they have plans to tie the knot. That gap—public visibility without private detail—creates a narrative the golf world will watch as Clark tries to rekindle the form that earned him the 2023 U.S. Open.
For anyone typing wyndham clark wife into a search, the straightforward answer in public records is that Clark is currently dating Emily Tanner and that she joined him at the Masters Par 3 Contest. Beyond the photographs and captions, the more consequential question for Clark’s season is whether this new chapter will coincide with a sustained return to contention; he has said plainly that competing at the top is "fun," and he still has three career wins, with a fourth within reach.
The next few weeks will tell whether the interest around Tanner alters how Clark manages attention, or whether it becomes a quiet footnote as he tries to climb back up the ranking lists. Either way, the relationship is now part of the story that will travel with him whenever he tees it up next.
