Bryson Penalty DIVIDES The Open: Rory, Scottie, Rahm & More Disney Plus [mdIIV8T7wpk]

Rory McIlroy has delivered a blistering canada weather pattern shift verdict on Bryson DeChambeaus controversial two-shot penalty at The Open Championship but golfs biggest stars are deeply divided over what happened.

McIlroy says the penalty was fully justified and accuses DeChambeau of being performative and holding the tournament hostage. Max Homa strongly defends Brysons character, insisting that he would never cheat the game of golf, while Sam Burns questions whether there was enough evidence to penalise him.

Scottie Scheffler admits he has a ton to say but refuses to expand during the tournament. Xander Schauffele gives DeChambeau the benefit of the doubt, Shane Lowry backs the ruling, Jon Rahm explains why lisa ann walter he cannot reach a definitive conclusion without seeing every camera angle, and Marco Penge discusses both the incident and the late-night delay to the tee times.

Watch madelyn cline the complete player reaction from Royal Birkdale and decide for yourself:

Was the two-shot penalty correct? Did Bryson improve the line of his backswing? And did Rory McIlroy go too far with his criticism?

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Chapters

00:00 Rory McIlroy: The penalty was justified

00:41 Rory attacks Brysons behaviour after the ruling

01:29 Could the same thing happen without television cameras?

02:14 Marco Penge criticises the late tee-time delay

03:07 Penge examines the ruling and the dangerous rough

04:14 Sam Burns: I honestly feel bad for Bryson

05:00 Jon Rahm: One camera angle was not enough

05:32 Rahm on Bryson thriving amid noise and controversy

07:08 Xander Schauffele gives DeChambeau the benefit of the doubt

07:50 Shane Lowry backs the two-shot penalty

08:29 Max Homa: He would never cheat the game

09:50 Homa explains Brysons furious reaction

11:13 Scottie Scheffler: I have a ton to say