DeChambeau given surprise two-stroke penalty at The Open

Bryson DeChambeau was hit with an unexpected two-stroke penalty following his second round at The Open Championship for illegally improving his lie on the fifth hole. After a lengthy review with officials at Royal Birkdale, the American's score was revised to a triple-bogey seven, leaving him at five under par and tied for fifth place after a round of 68. The penalty came as a shock to many, as it significantly impacted his standing in the tournament. DeChambeau, known for his powerful and unorthodox style, had to accept the decision, which could affect his chances of winning the major title.