R&A boss defends two-shot penalty for DeChambeau at the Open.

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The R&A CEO Mark Darbon stated that the two-shot penalty imposed on golfer Bryson DeChambeau during the Open was a "clear-cut decision."
Darbon also clarified that former President Donald Trump has not contacted the R&A regarding the penalty.
The penalty has generated discussion, with the R&A emphasizing its commitment to fair play in the tournament.
The incident highlights the ongoing scrutiny and regulations surrounding professional golf.

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The R&A CEO Mark Darbon stated that the two-shot penalty imposed on golfer Bryson DeChambeau during the Open was a "clear-cut decision."
Darbon also clarified that former President Donald Trump has not contacted the R&A regarding the penalty.
The penalty has generated discussion, with the R&A emphasizing its commitment to fair play in the tournament.
The incident highlights the ongoing scrutiny and regulations surrounding professional golf.

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