Bryson DeChambeau decides to stay in The Open after penalty controversy
Bryson DeChambeau received a two‑stroke penalty on the fifth hole at The Open Championship and initially threatened to withdraw. After a strong first round and a birdie on the fourth, he appeared poised for contention.
The penalty sparked anger, but he later announced he would remain in the tournament the following day.
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