Emily Tanner's Instagram Q&A surfaces the part of PGA Tour life the leaderboard misses
An Instagram Q&A Emily Tanner posted during Wyndham Clark's week off from tour put one detail on the record this week that tournament leaderboards never will: sock tan lines. Tanner, taking public questions about life with the PGA Tour golfer, said the lines were something she had not anticipated when she started following Clark on the road.
Key takeaways
- Emily Tanner used an Instagram Q&A during Wyndham Clark's week off to share details of PGA Tour life, including that she developed sock tan lines from following him on the road.
- Tanner said she and Clark met online and through mutual friends at the end of January and described the two of them as "super similar."
- The same OutKick Sunday Screencaps column carried a health warning that a Cyclospora outbreak has reached 41 states with more than 4,000 confirmed cases.
- Dr. Andrew Carroll warned that seeking out cyclosporiasis to lose weight is dangerous, saying it "can be deadly" and can cause hospitalization.
- The column marked the final Sunday of July, noting the NFL Hall of Fame Game between the Arizona Cardinals and Carolina Panthers on August 6.
An Instagram Q&A Emily Tanner posted during Wyndham Clark's week off from tour put one detail on the record this week that tournament leaderboards never will: sock tan lines. Tanner, taking public questions about life with the PGA Tour golfer, said the lines were something she had not anticipated when she started following Clark on the road.
What Tanner said
She told followers she and Clark met online and through mutual friends at the end of January. Things moved quickly, she said, describing them as "super similar" in ways that matter for a relationship logged across tournament weeks. On the tan lines, she was specific: "One thing I didn't know is that I too would get sock tan lines." She shared a photo of her feet to document it.
Tanner balanced it with the larger point. "It's just the best feeling to be there for him, cheering him on doing what he loves," she said. The New York Post reported the exchange. The Q&A appeared on a weekend when Clark had time off from competition.
The health alert on the same column
OutKick's Sunday Screencaps column, which ran the Tanner exchange, also carried a public health warning. A Cyclospora outbreak has now reached 41 states, with more than 4,000 confirmed cases reported. Social media posts have suggested pursuing the illness to lose weight. Dr. Andrew Carroll, a Chandler physician and president of IntraCare, told FOX 10 Phoenix directly that seeking out any illness with that intention is a bad idea. "Cyclosporiasis can be deadly," he said. "There are folks ending up in the hospital for long periods of time." Carroll listed the complications: electrolyte loss, muscle cramps, headaches, and dehydration serious enough to leave the heart unable to pump blood effectively.
What to watch
The column marked the final Sunday of July, with August arriving within days. The nearest confirmed date on the calendar is the NFL Hall of Fame Game on August 6: Arizona Cardinals against the Carolina Panthers.
Filed by the newsroom of MarketPR on July 26, 2026. Source: foxnews.com. Indicative figures are not investment advice.