Bryson DeChambeau took advantage of an immense slice of good luck in controversial circumstances at the end of his third round at The Open Championship at St Andrews.
The big-hitting American made headlines recently as he switched from the PGA Tour to the controversial LIV Golf Invitational Series. However, he put his critics to bed as he enjoyed a stunning round around the iconic Old Course on Saturday.
DeChambeau put up 32 following two birdies and an eagle, and a pair of birdies on 12 and 13 suggested he could take a shot at the Old Course record during The Open competition. The par-five 14th appeared set for a birdie, but it failed to materialise - and it was more of the same on hole 15.
