Bryson DeChambeau's chances at The Open are in jeopardy following a two-shot penalty during Saturday’s play. The penalty stems from a ruling that DeChambeau improved his lie while in a penalty area on the fifth hole. Initially one stroke behind the leader, DeChambeau now trails by three. The incident sparked debate among officials and viewers regarding the interpretation of the rules. DeChambeau and his caddie engaged in a lengthy discussion with officials before the penalty was assessed. The situation leaves his tournament hopes hanging in the balance, potentially preventing him from contending for the Claret Jug.