‘Childish’ Bryson threatens to quit Open after shock call in bizarre post-round scenes
Bryson DeChambeau faced a two-shot penalty at The Open Championship for allegedly improving his lie in the rough, causing him to drop from second to fifth place. The incident led to a heated exchange with officials and initial threats to withdraw from the tournament.
GOLF Damning vision as ‘childish’ Bryson makes final call after big threat in rules storm Timeline of Bryson's two-shot penalty | 07:35 Courtney Walsh and Dane Heverin from Fox Sports July 18th, 2026 10:41 am Bryson DeChambeau has backflipped on his threat to quit The Open Championship after copping a two-shot penalty for improving his lie early in bizarre post-round scenes after his stirring second round run at Royal Birkdale.
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