The Fickle Nature of Fate: DeChambeau's Missed Opportunity Golf's tight margins often come down to minute details.
Last week's Open Championship was no exception, with Bryson DeChambeau's contentious two shot penalty sparking debate about the fine line between sportsmanship and gamesmanship in professional golf.
The controversy centered on the fifth hole at Royal Birkdale, where DeChambeau stood on and flattened some long grass as part of his backswing. A video review caught the infraction, ultimately costing him two strokes.