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DeChambeau taunted with McIlroy chants by Royal Birkdale fans as American suffers another meltdown

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By James Sharpe Verified
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In the end, those two shots made little difference after all. So much for the tantrums, the theatrics and the empty threats. Bryson DeChambeau, the man accused of holding the Open to ransom, was the one left to pay the price. There was to be no final-day heroic march towards the Claret Jug, not even a finish close enough to eventual winner Ryan Fox for his army of fans to claim he'd been robbed.
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DeChambeau taunted with McIlroy chants by Royal Birkdale fans

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DeChambeau taunted with McIlroy chants by Royal Birkdale fans - as American suffers another meltdown

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By James Sharpe Verified
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James Sharpe At Royal Birkdale In the end, those two shots made little difference after all. So much for the tantrums, the theatrics and the empty threats. Bryson DeChambeau, the man accused of holding the Open to ransom, was the one left to pay the price. There was to be no final-day heroic march towards the Claret Jug, not even a finish close enough to eventual winner Ryan Fox for his army of fans to claim he'd been robbed.
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