Rory McIlroy says he is 'not particularly fond' of Bryson DeChambeau after The Open drama
Rory McIlroy has publicly criticized Bryson DeChambeau following a controversial incident at The Open where DeChambeau's protest over a penalty caused significant tournament delays. McIlroy described DeChambeau's behavior as performative and detrimental to the flow of the event.
Why it matters
The public rift between two high-profile golfers highlights ongoing tensions regarding player conduct and the professionalization of golf etiquette.
Rory McIlroy took aim at Bryson DeChambeau after the American's antics on day two caused a delay in tee times being released. ( Getty Images: Jacob King/PA Images )
Golfing legend Rory McIlroy said he was not "particularly fond" of American Bryson DeChambeau.
DeChambeau caused a delay in tee times being released after protesting his two-shot penalty on day two.
DeChambeau currently sits in equal-sixth at The Open, four shots off the lead with one day to play.
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