Bryson DeChambeau ‘fired up’ after two-shot penalty dents Open title chances

Bryson DeChambeau was handed a two-shot penalty during The Open at Royal Birkdale after being found to have improved the area for his backswing on the fifth hole. The penalty significantly damaged the American golfer's chances of winning the championship title. Despite the setback, DeChambeau described himself as 'fired up' following the ruling.