Immediately following his second round at the Open Championship, Bryson DeChambeau was made aware of a two-stroke penalty that saw him threaten to quit the tournament. Instead of starting his third round just one shot off the lead, DeChambeau faced a three-shot deficit when he teed off on Saturday afternoon. If not for the penalty, DeChambeau thinks he would have been in contention for the win. Read More on GolfMore golf: Scottie Scheffler Doesn’t Hold Back on Bryson DeChambeau Penalty...More soccer: England Player Hospitalized With ‘Freak’ Injury After Win Over Mexico"Yeah, I made the cut. That's tied for the lead right there."