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Open 2026: Bryson DeChambeau given two-shot penalty in dramatic scenes after second round at Royal Birkdale

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Open 2026: Bryson DeChambeau given two-shot penalty in dramatic scenes after second round at Royal Birkdale
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Golfer Bryson DeChambeau received a two-shot penalty during the second round of The Open at Royal Birkdale for 'inadvertently improving his lie' in long grass. DeChambeau expressed disagreement with the ruling but remains in contention for the weekend.

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Figure caption, DeChambeau hit with shock two-stroke penalty at The Open

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The article reports on the rules controversy by presenting both the official ruling and the athlete's reaction.

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