Bryson DeChambeau discusses penalty aftermath at LIV Golf event
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 3:09 AM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
Bryson DeChambeau spoke to the media following his first round at LIV Golf's UK event on July 23. He addressed his recent two-stroke penalty at the Open Championship, which affected his performance. DeChambeau remarked on his positive start in the LIV event, where he finished the round at eight-under par, and reflected on the challenges faced during the Open, including a triple bogey on the fifth hole. He aims to continue improving and competing in the upcoming rounds as he prepares for his next matchup against Lucas Herbert.
- •DeChambeau shot eight-under par at LIV Golf's UK event.
- •He addressed his controversial two-stroke penalty from the Open Championship.
- •DeChambeau experienced a triple bogey on the fifth hole at the Open.
- •LIV Golf's UK event is ongoing, with DeChambeau aiming to improve.
- •He is scheduled to compete against Lucas Herbert in the next round.
- 3:09 AMYahoo Sports — Bryson DeChambeau addresses ‘adversity' at Open Championship
"Bryson DeChambeau spoke to assembled media for the first time since his controversial two-stroke penalty at the Open Championship.
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