Eamon Lynch
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Past articles by Eamon:
19th hole: Proposed splinter tour exposes cracks in PGA Tour's foundation
The proposed Premier Golf League is built around the premise that the current setup has golf's superstars subsidizing too many also-rans. → Read More
Phil Mickelson’s ‘Meh’ attitude poses problem for PGA Tour Champions
Phil Mickelson turns 50 this year, but there's little chance he'll be showing up on the senior circuit any time soon. → Read More
Eamon's Corner: The fall of the AT&T Byron Nelson at Trinity Forest
In the latest edition of Eamon's Corner, Golfweek's Eamon Lynch unpacks on what the AT&T Byron Nelson's move from Trinity Forest means. → Read More
While protecting the reputation of one, the Tour risks losing respect of many
A number of truths became apparent when it was revealed that Patrick Reed hired a lawyer to silence one of his biggest critics. → Read More
Exclusive: Patrick Reed's lawyer tried to silence Brandel Chamblee on 'cheating'
Reed's lawyer sent a cease and desist letter to Brandel Chamblee demanding the Golf Channel analyst not repeat accusations that Reed cheated → Read More
Eamon’s Corner: Fans not likely to let up on Patrick Reed anytime soon
It was five days after New Year's Eve before we got the fireworks. But the Sentry Tournament of Champions was a great way to usher in 2020. → Read More
Wish list of golf courses yet unplayed: Royal Melbourne and beyond
The list numbers several clubs that are difficult to get to from the northern coast of Tasmania to an Old Course in western Ireland. → Read More
As the decade closes, new year promises tantalizing plots, villains and rivalry
Tiger Woods' late-season resurgence makes 2020 all the more tantalizing, but there are subplots on the PGA Tour to keep things interesting. → Read More
Opinion: In lopsided Presidents Cup, only women can save the event
Making the Presidents Cup a co-ed event would give it a unique flavor while elevating women's golf. → Read More
Eamon's Corner: Giving thanks for all that happened in golf this year
First and foremost, Eamon Lynch is giving thanks for Tiger Woods for his win at the Masters and all that it means for the game. → Read More
Eamon’s Corner: Players need to know the rules and be held accountable
On "Eamon's Corner," Eamon Lynch says professional golfers should have no excuse for not knowing the rules of their workplace. → Read More
Rory vs. Brooks: In POY debate, the real question is one of major significance
In my view, Rory McIlroy’s victory at the Players is equal to Brooks Koepka’s at the PGA Championship. → Read More
A PGA Tour fallacy is exposed, while Brooks Koepka's disclosure stays true to brand
This past year introduced a new reality. The kindly old fallacy is exposed: Not all of these guys are good, or at least not all of the time. → Read More
Watch Eamon’s Corner: Golf deserves Koepka-McIlroy rivalry
There's a debate now about who should be Player of the Year, but that's way less interesting that what is promised for the years ahead. → Read More
Lynch: Listen carefully for the punches Koepka doesn't pull
Brooks Koepka dependably offers the kind of candor seldom seen among the khaki-clad clones who populate professional golf. → Read More
Eamon's Corner: Conflict between stars, more rivalries would be a boon to the Tour
While Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka appear to have cleared the air, the theater of their spat is just what the PGA Tour needs. → Read More
Lynch: Bryson DeChambeau is polarizing, but he's not the only one to blame in slow play drama
DeChambeau is the most polarizing man in the sport, which was evident by how many of his fellow Tour players were willing to swipe at him. → Read More
Lynch: Tiger Woods puts to rest any talk of a playing captain at Presidents Cup
Tiger Woods is too far off in form to consider ditching the walkie talkie and lacing up his spikes at the Presidents Cup. → Read More
Tiger Woods withdraws from The Northern Trust
Tiger Woods, who shot an uninspiring first-round 75 at The Northern Trust on Thursday, is not coming back for his second round on Friday. → Read More
Lynch: Tiger's season may finish in Chicago, but it really ended at Augusta
Since his two recent wins, Tiger has been a ghostly figure on Tour, appearing somewhere between physically spent and emotionally uninterested → Read More