Bryson DeChambeau's five-word response after Rory McIlroy's brutal Open attack

Key Points:

• Bryson DeChambeau denied hearing Rory McIlroy's harsh criticism of his conduct at The Open after the third round at Royal Birkdale, responding briefly that he "has not heard anything."
• McIlroy criticized DeChambeau for holding the tournament "hostage" following a controversial two-shot penalty for improving the area of his intended swing during the second round, calling his behavior "performative" and attention-seeking.
• The penalty dropped DeChambeau from 7-under to 5-under, causing delays and frustration among players and fans, though DeChambeau confirmed he would continue in the tournament despite initial uncertainty.
• After shooting a third-round 69, DeChambeau stands at 6-under, four shots behind leader Sam Burns, who leads at 10-under heading into the final round.
• DeChambeau was seen having a tense discussion with R&A Chief Executive Mark Darbon after the third round, and it remains unclear if he will address the controversy or McIlroy's comments after Sunday's final round.