Herbert misses historic 61, DeChambeau penalized at the British Open

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Australia's Lucas Herbert narrowly missed the chance to shoot a historic 61 in a men's major at the British Open, falling short after a five-foot putt.
He took a two-shot lead at the tournament following his performance on Friday.
Bryson DeChambeau received a two-stroke penalty during the competition, which affected his standings.
Local favorite Tommy Fleetwood was positioned five shots behind the leader, Sam Burns, after facing challenges on the course.

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