Bryson DeChambeau Sought President Trump's Help Over Open Penalty: Reports

Golfer Bryson DeChambeau reportedly wanted President Donald Trump to get involved in a two-stroke penalty he received during the Open Championship. According to multiple reports, DeChambeau argued the penalty and considered asking the president to intervene. The incident occurred during the tournament in July. DeChambeau was penalized for slow play, which he disputed. The reports say he discussed the matter with Trump, though it is unclear what action, if any, was taken. The president's office did not comment on the matter. DeChambeau finished the tournament tied for 33rd place. The Open Championship is one of golf's major tournaments, and penalties for slow play are rare at that level. DeChambeau, known for his unconventional approach, has faced other controversies during his career.