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McIlroy lashes out at DeChambeau for ‘holding the Open hostage’ over penalty row

Name: McIlroy lashes out at DeChambeau for ‘holding the Open hostage’ over penalty row
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Description: Rory McIlroy has criticized Bryson DeChambeau for 'holding the Open hostage' during a penalty dispute. The controversy stems from DeChambeau receiving a two-stroke penalty, which has caused delays and frustration among competitors.

Rory McIlroy has criticized Bryson DeChambeau for 'holding the Open hostage' during a penalty dispute. The controversy stems from DeChambeau receiving a two-stroke penalty, which has caused delays and frustration among competitors.

The Guardian· Jul 18, 2026 · 9:07 PM · 4 views

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McIlroy lashes out at DeChambeau for ‘holding the Open hostage’ over penalty row

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