[Closed] flopped nut flush

I'm also not sure how to play with nuts, but I'll tell what I think.

On the flop you did well, I think there are no hands a normal villain would call to a raise there.

On the turn I'm not sure also, I think it depends very much on the opponent there. I think you couldn't represent a weak hand there, although maybe a bet of 1/2 of the pot would work to make villain call with TP+.

And by the way, could you take out the result of the hand? It interferes with the analysis, for me atleast

I think depending on the opponent checking and betting the turn are fine. It is a hard job to get more money with a flopped flush. Villain showed some interest in the pot by donking the flop, that might be a reason for betting. Or did he bet half the pot (blockbet) to get a cheap card because he's drawing with Kc (you can call) or a set (raise)? On the other hand, if you bet the turn villain migth think he also will need to call a large bet on the river and this may scare him away. Your turnbet has leverage. This is a reason for checking.
In general, to win a big pot with a big hand, you need to get the money in and thus bet. So betting is mostly a better option, certainly is you think villain might stack off with mediocre hands. If you don't bet the turn and villain has a second best hand, it will be hard to get his stack in on the river and you miss a lot of value. If he folds, well than you probably wouldn't win any money of him either way, so you lost nothing.

Another problem would be a 4th club on board, this freezes all the action. If villain get active in this situation, you will see a full house or Kcx at showdown.

Shouldn´t you want to play for stacks with nuts.
I´d probably raise turn, since he might hold flushdraw himself or lower flus/two pair/set/pair and flushdraw.
You have to bet turn to build pot.