Wyndham Clark is the top name in the Mexico Open field and has a special reason for pursuing glory.The PGA Tour is south of the border this week for the 2026 VidantaWorld Mexico Open which was won by Brian Campbell last year.Clark is eyeing another win in Mexico this weekGettyClark is the only top 25 player in the field and is the red hot favourite to continue his stellar year with another victory.The US Open champion will not have his regular caddie by his side in Puerto Vallarta this week as ‘Big Wave Dave is at a wedding in Italy’.Instead, Clark’s younger brother Brendan will be on the bag.And the elder Clark sibling is hoping to repay this week’s hard work with a healthy cheque to help towards Brendan’s upcoming nuptials.He said: “My brother jumped on it and he said ‘I’m caddying for you, otherwise you’re not coming to the wedding’. “Of course I wanted my brother, too. It’s kind of fun for us, this will be a fun, special week.“I would love for my brother with his wedding coming up, a great week so I can give him a nice check to help pay for the wedding and honeymoon.”Clark has had a brilliant year with three victories.He won the CJ Cup Byrson Nelson in May and the BMW Championship in the PGA Tour playoffs but the highlight was, of course, his US Open win at Shinnecock Hills.He would be forgiven for winding down his year during the traditionally more lowkey fall schedule but has remained active.Clark became a two-time US Open champion over the summerGettyWyndham Clark career winsBMW Championship, August 2026 – beat Patrick Cantlay by three strokes at Bellerive Country Club US Open, June 2026 – beat Sam Burns by one stroke at Shinnecock HillsCJ Cup Byron Nelson, May 2026 – beat Si Woo Kim by three strokes at TPC Craig Ranch AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, February 2024 – beat Ludvig Aberg by one stroke at Pebble Beach Golf Links US Open, June 2023 – beat Rory McIlroy by one stroke at LA Country ClubWells Fargo Championship, May 2023 – beat Xander Schauffele by four strokes at Quail Hollow Club He said: “Yeah, everyone’s asking me why I’m playing so much. I kind of like it keeps you sharp, doing some club testing. “The destinations that I’m playing at are pretty amazing – played in Japan, playing here in Mexico and then going to South Africa. They’re all beautiful, amazing destinations. “You use it as a work week, but also a little bit of a vacation.”Clark is keen to see the PGA Tour schedule become more international moving forward.He added: “I think the PGA Tour is, what, 90 some percent in the U.S. andI think it’s great that we play internationally. “A lot of sports are international – you see sports like the NFL branching out, NBA branches out. I think it’s great.Clark will have his brother on the bag this weekGetty“I would love if we had more events internationally. I like playing over in Europe, I love playing in Latin America. There’s so many good golf courses here. I know the fans enjoy golf.“I’ve been coming to Mexico for 15 years as a family so I really enjoy this culture, the food and have played tons of good golf courses. “Hopefully we continue to come here and even expand the amount of times we come down here.”Clark will get his week up and running alongside defending champion Campbell and Tom Kim at 6:18pm UK time on Thursday.talkSPORT 2 will have live coverage of the VidantaWorld Mexico Open at Vidanta Vallarta throughout the week.