REQUEST DENIED ❌ LIV golfer Bryson DeChambeau reportedly sought President Donald Trump’s support while contesting the two-stroke penalty he received for improving his lie during the second round of The Open Championship, according to sources cited by The Quadrilateral. Quadrilateral sources said DeChambeau wanted Trump to join an effort to challenge the ruling, but the request was denied. On Saturday, R&A CEO Mark Darbon was asked by BBC Radio 5 if he had received a phone call from Trump over the situation, to which he responded, “No. I have not received a call from President Trump, and we’ll see what happens from here.” DeChambeau, a longtime Trump supporter, has represented Trump Golf and celebrated his 2024 U.S. Open victory with the Trump family.