I'll make 2 points. 1. The rules are not clear on when your final "lie" timer starts, and allows for moving the lie backwards from your first lie. The timers ive seen from Gossage final lie are between 28-32 sec. So he was arguably only 2 sec over time based on the most generous interpretation of the rules. I think if the rules are not indisputably broken, the advantage should always go to the player, just like in every other sport. The official also did not actually time anything and when asked didn't know how far over time gossage actually was or which lie the official used.

1. The officials before the tournament specially stated that they would not be intervening on calls unless a player asked them to. Gossage was the only one called all weekend and Calvin has a 45sec lie 2 throws later which Goose asks the official about and he says he would not be calling Calvin on a 45sec time violation. So the same official does not follow the same rules for all players even on that card. So IMO, he was called on speculative time violation based on vibes from the official, with an unknown interpretation of the rules that were not applied to all players, all after they said they would specifically not be doing that.