Bryson DeChambeau faces criticism at US Open for second hole shot attempt

Bryson DeChambeau started day two of the US Open at Shinnecock with even par through 18 holes. However, his strategy on the par-three second hole drew criticism after he attempted to hit a five-iron into the wind but fell short of the green. Andrew Coltart highlighted the golfing misstep, noting that fellow competitor Gary Woodland used a two-iron, illustrating a potential flaw in DeChambeau's approach. While DeChambeau has yet to find his best form since his previous successes, both his technique and club choices are under scrutiny as he continues his play in the event.

• 2:00 PMYahoo Sports — Bryson DeChambeau criticized after what he did on just the second hole of US Open day two