At Royal Birkdale, the ancient tension between human excellence and institutional rule found fresh expression during the second round of the Open Championship. Bryson DeChambeau, ascending the leaderboard with characteristic force, was halted by a penalty that divided observers and raised the perennial question of whether enforcement, however technically sound, can sometimes diminish the very competition it is meant to protect. Meanwhile, Lucas Herbert and Sam Burns etched their names into major championship history with rounds of 62, reminding the sport that even controversy cannot fully ecli
DeChambeau penalty stirs controversy as Herbert, Burns set major record at Open
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