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Bryson DeChambeau received a two-stroke penalty after the second round of the British Open for inadvertently improving his stance in thick fescue on the fifth hole, which dropped him from second place to a tie for fifth. The penalty was confirmed by R&A officials and affected his final score, leaving him three strokes behind the leader. DeChambeau expressed frustration and considered not continuing but later stayed out to practice.
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