Amid concerns about the pace of play through the first two rounds of The Open Championship, Bryson DeChambeau would welcome the addition of a time clock in tournaments to speed up rounds.

This article was originally published on www.si.com as After Being Timed, Bryson DeChambeau Gives His Slow Play Solution at British Open. On the 17th hole in the British Open’s third round, Bryson DeChambeau and his playing partner, Nathan Kimsey, were falling behind. As a result, their pace of play began to be timed.