Bryson DeChambeau was given a controversial two-stroke penalty at The Open last week, and President Donald Trump said it was a "tough call." DeChambeau reportedly wanted to reach out to Trump for assistance after the LIV Golf star was engaged in a heated exchange with rules officials at The Open. "I thought the Bryson call was a tough call," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office Friday. Trump compared DeChambeau’s situation with Balogun and said the red card being suspended by FIFA worked out "brilliantly." The Open was the lone major championship at which DeChambeau made the cut this season.