American’s participation over weekend was in doubtDeChambeau: ‘I don’t agree with it, but it is what it is’Bryson DeChambeau’s ongoing participation in the Open Championship was in doubt until after midnight on Friday...
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DeChambeau: ‘I don’t agree with it, but it is what it is’
Bryson DeChambeau’s ongoing participation in the Open Championship was in doubt until after midnight on Friday, after extraordinary scenes at the conclusion of the 32-year-old’s second round at Royal Birkdale.
DeChambeau was handed a two-stroke penalty for improving the line of his swing in thick rough, with the scenario prompting a furious response from the American. The sanction shifted DeChambeau out of second place – one stroke behind the leader, Lucas Herbert – and left him in a tie for fifth.
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American’s participation over weekend was in doubtDeChambeau: ‘I don’t agree with it, but it is what it is’Bryson DeChambeau’s ongoing participation in the Open Championship was in doubt until after midnight on Friday...
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