Football, golf … behold the future of world sport: Donald Trump as referee-in-chief | Marina Hyde
Summary
Golfer Bryson DeChambeau was given a two-shot penalty at the Open Championship for improving the area of his backswing by stepping on grass near his ball. He reacted strongly, demanding to review the incident and reportedly threatened to call President Donald Trump to intervene. There is no confirmation that he actually contacted President Trump.Key Facts
- Bryson DeChambeau received a two-shot penalty during the Open Championship for stepping on grass near his ball.
- The penalty was given for improving his swing area, which is against golf rules.
- DeChambeau reacted angrily and asked officials to revisit the spot on the course.
- He reportedly threatened to call President Donald Trump to resolve the penalty dispute.
- It is not confirmed whether DeChambeau actually contacted the President.
- DeChambeau is a two-time US Open champion and supporter of President Trump.
- President Trump mentioned DeChambeau during his 2024 election victory speech.
- The Open Championship was hosted at Royal Birkdale Golf Club in the UK in 2026.
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