Golf analyst Brandel Chamblee sharply criticised Bryson DeChambeau after the two-time US Open champion was hit with a two-stroke penalty during the second round of The Open Championship. The incident renewed a long-running feud between the pair that has divided golf fans for roughly a decade, with Chamblee's latest comments seen by some as an especially harsh takedown following an already difficult day for DeChambeau.

The penalty stemmed from an incident on the fifth hole, where rules officials determined DeChambeau had improved his position by trampling down thick fescue rough behind his ball. DeChambeau reacted angrily and argued his case with officials before the two-stroke penalty was confirmed hours later. Chamblee, a long-time Golf Channel analyst, then used the episode to publicly criticise DeChambeau, reigniting a rivalry between the two that has played out repeatedly over the years.