Bryson DeChambeau responds to controversial penalty at The Open after quit threat

Bryson DeChambeau of the U.S. reacts after being docked two shots after handing in his card after the second round - (Reuters)

Bryson DeChambeau maintains he will play in the third round of The Open after reports the American threatened to quit in the aftermath of his controversial two-shot penalty.

Reports had suggested that DeChambeau had told some officials in a dispute over his infringement that “I just won’t play tomorrow,” with the two-time US Open champion refusing to speak to reporters after returning from the recorder’s hut before a late-night range session.