Bryson DeChambeau Says Two‑Stroke Penalty Fuels His British Open Drive
Bryson DeChambeau received a two‑stroke penalty for clearing the 5th‑hole rough during the second round of the British Open, a decision he called disappointing. He explained that the penalty, while frustrating, has ignited his competitive fire and will drive his performance in the remaining rounds.
Currently tied for fifth at -5, DeChambeau sits three strokes behind leader Lucas Herbert as he eyes a strong finish in the season’s final major.
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