Wyndham Clark’s mishit almost struck a spectator at the PGA Championship. During the second round of golf’s second major of the season on Friday, the American’s ball hit a video camera held by a spectator stood about 10 yards away before deflecting off the recording equipment and narrowly missing several other people standing nearby.Wyndham Clark almost struck a spectator from close rangeGettyThe moment at Aronimink Golf Club occurred on the left side of the 11th hole in what was Clark’s second shot. Stood in the thick rough, the current world number 70 hacked the ball and just how close he came to hitting surrounding spectators was caught in a POV video that was quickly posted to social media. This incident quickly struck up what has been an ongoing debate pertaining to spectator safety at professional golf tournaments.“Only a dumb a** would stand in front of someone hitting a ball out of that shit. I feel no sympathy for them,” one fan posted on X (formerly Twitter). “Only a matter of time.. these people get a foot away from these guys rippin shots hardcore,” a second added. “Why anyone feels the need to stand there, esp coming out of thick rough, blows my mind. Thats a death wish,” a third chimed in. Some fans blamed Clark for not instructing the fans to move out of the path of the flight of the ball. “Are you kidding me??? It’s up to him to move the crowd if they seem to be in his line or could interfere with his shot. Obviously not what he intended to do but that cannot be blamed on the fans,” one said. “Not his fault” is insane… you’ve gotta take some degree of responsibility for not asking folks to back up further because you might crack someone in the face,” a second wrote. “No it’s his fault. He could try hitting his ball like a touring professional,” a third wrote. It’s been a PGA Championship to forget for ClarkGettyDeChambeau was a number of big names that missed the cut for Round 3GettyView Tweet: https://twitter.com/hashtag/WATCH?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5EtfwHuge names miss cut for third roundAfter posting an opening round score of 75 at the 108th PGA Championship, Clark had it all to do in the second round, needing to finish with a 69 to avoid the cut line which fell at 4-over-par. However, he would post a score of 70 in his second round showing, missing the cut by just one stroke. But the 32-year-old wasn’t the only big name to fail to make the cut after the second round.Two-time U.S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeau also found himself in a huge hole after he shot a 76-71, ranking dead last in the field in Strokes Gained: Around the Green, and was just 1 of 7 in scrambling. Furthermore, Tommy Fleetwood (72-73), Robert MacIntyre (70-75) and Tyrrell Hatton (72-74) were sent packing, as were J.J. Spaun (70-76), Viktor Hovland (74-72) and Keegan Bradley (74-72). Entering Round 3 on Saturday, it is 30-year-old American Maverick McNealy who leads the way, currently sitting a four-under-par, tied with Alex Smalley. Six golfers are tied for third place at -3, including M.W. Lee, Max Greyserman, Aldrich Potgieter, Stephan Jager, Hideki Matsuyama and Chris Gotterup. Stay up to date with the PGA Championship across all our talkSPORT platforms – subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest news, opinion, exclusive interviews and our daily unfiltered, unscripted show ‘The S* Word, from 8am ET.