Bryson DeChambeau Trolled Everyone With Silly Move During Third Round of the British Open
Key Points:
- Bryson DeChambeau was the focus of attention during the third round of the British Open after a controversial two-shot penalty at the end of the second round dropped him from second to fifth place.
- Despite the penalty, DeChambeau shot a one-under 69 in the third round and is now four shots behind leader Sam Burns heading into the final round.
- DeChambeau lightened the mood with humorous antics on the 18th hole, including mimicking careful play to avoid improving his lie, and confirmed with an official that his ball moved without penalty.
- Fellow players had varied reactions: Rory McIlroy criticized DeChambeau harshly, Scottie Scheffler chose not to comment during the tournament, and Jon Rahm acknowledged the difficulty of performing amid distractions in a major championship.
- The British Open has been eventful and unpredictable, setting the stage for a memorable final round on Sunday.