DeChambeau penalised two shots as British Open comes to life with 62s from Herbert and Burns

The British Open saw a surprising turn on Friday with Lucas Herbert and Sam Burns both setting a new course record with 8-under 62s, putting them in the spotlight and shaking up the leaderboard. However, world number one Bryson DeChambeau faced a penalty of two shots, which could alter his standing. This round not only showcased exceptional skill but also underscores the unpredictable nature of golf, especially at a prestigious event like the British Open, where one stroke can make a significant difference.