Bryson DeChambeau assessed two-stroke penalty at Open Championship

Bryson DeChambeau received a two-stroke penalty during the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale after officials ruled he improved his intended backswing area on the fifth hole. His second-round score was adjusted to 68, dropping him to 5-under par, three shots behind leader Lucas Herbert. Fans have called on Donald Trump, a friend of DeChambeau, to intervene with the R&A, though Trump has no authority in the matter. Following the ruling, DeChambeau engaged in a heated discussion with officials and appeared to be uncertain about continuing in the tournament, but later practiced on the driving range.

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