Bryson DeChambeau Doesn't Hold Back Thoughts on Open Championship Penalty
Summary
Bryson DeChambeau received a two-stroke penalty during the Open Championship, which increased his score and hurt his chances of winning. He finished tied for 14th place, while Ryan Fox from New Zealand won the tournament.Key Facts
- Bryson DeChambeau was penalized two strokes after his second round at the Open Championship.
- The penalty moved him from one shot behind the leader to three shots behind.
- DeChambeau finished tied for 14th place.
- He said if not for the penalty and a triple bogey on one hole, he could have contended for the title.
- Ryan Fox from New Zealand won his first major championship at this event.
- Fox won by scoring a birdie (one stroke under par) on the final hole.
- DeChambeau described the competition as a good fight and wished he had played better on the last two days.
- The Claret Jug is the trophy awarded to the Open Championship winner.
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