Category: Golf

The Irrelevancy Of Eamon Lynch Continues

Punching Bag Of The Week: Bryson DeChambeau

Lynch: Why Bryson DeChambeau and LIV’s other point-missers are protesting their equal treatment under the rules
Boring writing from a hateful little man, Eamon Lynch.

The Golf Channel Eamon Lynch is at it again, this time whining and attacking Bryson DeChambeau.

Instead of confronting DeChambeau on the merits of his argument, he goes into personal attacks in an attempt to ridicule DeChambeau in the eyes of the few readers he happens to have.

DeChambeau was talking about the world golf rankings and commenting about the organization’s stance on granting ranking points to LIV Golf players during his press conference in Bangkok.

Instead of commenting on DeChambeau opinion, Lynch goes on petty attacks.

This is not the first time, Eamon has gone on this tirade. It is obvious he hates LIV Golf and its success is eating his insides.

Sure, he recycles his talking points about LIV Golf, the Saudis, blah, blah, blah, but that is as much of a substance you are going to get from Eamon.

Instead of arguing, what he believes, are the shortcomings of LIV Golf, he goes on attacking everyone who has anything to do with LIV Golf.

He has complained about everything and everyone at LIV Golf. LIV Golf has driven him insane and it is funny to watch and read.

Let us be honest, not many people outside the media world knew who Eamon Lynch was until NBC Sports took over The Golf Channel, got rid of the good commentators, and went on an ‘woke friendly’ hiring spree.

Lynch only cares about advancing his own personal agenda and he will use anyone and will do anything to accomplish it.

He has been suffering from LIV Golf Derangement Syndrome since the inception of LIV Golf into the professional golf world and nothing seems to cure his ailment.

Eamon Lynch opinion writing goes beyond common sense or rationality. Lynch is a hateful person and I can only feel sorry for him.

This opinion piece is another example of the continued irrelevancy of Eamon Lynch.

Get a life Eamon!

The Man Who Killed Professional Golf

PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan

https://golf.com/news/jay-monahan-pga-tour-liv-come-together-co-exist/

Another week and PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan refuses to see the inevitability of LIV Golf.

As LIV Golf is in serious negotiations for a television deal and top players continue to take the big money, the only thing Jay Monahan can come up with is empty rhetoric.

Him and his little minions at NBC Golf and the Golf Channel are trying hard to convince you that LIV Golf is a shooting star and it will be gone before it starts.

Of course, anyone who has watched the format understands this is going to be part of professional golf and it is here to stay.

LIV CEO, Greg Norman has made a compelling case for LIV Golf and the reasons why it can coexist with the PGA Tour and the DP World Tour.

Greg Norman’s interview with Piers Morgan was very revealing and a very honest take on the situation.

On the other hand, Jay Monahan has gone around whining and complaining about LIV Golf and refusing to even sit down to talk. Instead he sends his little dogs, McIlroy and Horschel to do his bid.

This week, McIlroy stated that it was time to sit down as professional golf was getting ripped apart by this rift.

Even a flip flopper like Rory McIlroy understands, and realizes, LIV Golf is here to stay and the importance for the best players in the world to participate in the Major Championships.

As the professional golf world turns, Jay Monahan insists on staying in the past.

Presidents Cup- Final Day

Epilogue

As expected, the American team won the Presidents Cup, again.

On the last day, a few matches were worth watching. The one I enjoyed the most was the S.W. Kim and Justin Thomas match. I was pleased to see S.W. Kim beat Thomas rather convincingly.

There is not much to write about this Presidents Cup, but for the things and people who made it an unattainable endeavor for the International team.

The absence of players like Cam Smith, Abe Ancer, and Joaquin Niemann, robbed the International team of the firepower necessary to give the Americans a real run for their money.

Perhaps the next International team captain will have the guts to stand up to Jay Monahan.

I kept wondering why Ryan Fox was not on the International team. The man has been on fire and deserved a spot on that team. I guess we will never know.

Jay Monahan got what he wanted, a weak International team, and a boatload of money.

Until the next shenanigan.

Presidents Cup- Day 3

I Am A Believer

Well done for the International team on day 3.

Tom Kim and Cam Davis brought in the heat and they did not disappoint. As S.W. Kim was struggling a bit, Tom Kim elevated his game to the stratosphere and delivered probably one of the best golf I have seen in years.

Adam Scott was a delight to watch, it was vintage Scott at every level. Cam Davis, birdie, eagle, birdie, finish to win their match was fun to watch.

As any team competition, motivation and heart are necessary to succeed, especially when one is deemed the underdog with zero chance of success.

The International team brought both to the table on Saturday. Tom Kim’s final putt at the 18th hole for birdie to win the match was one for the ages. His and his team’s reaction was amazing and genuine.

As Paul Azinger and Dan Hicks, the dynamic duo of dreadful commentary, were making fun of Bryson DeChambeau, who was not even there, the International team was giving the Americans a run for their money.

Nothing would make me happier than to see the International team beat the United States.

After everything the little man Jay Monahan has done to ensure the game was rig in favor of the Americans, it would be something else if the International team could pull it off.

11-7 going into Sunday’s singles is a tough mountain to climb, but it has been done before.

A victory by the International team may mean the survival and future relevancy of the Presidents Cup.

Presidents Cup- Day 2

Another Trouncing With A Glimmer Of Hope

Day 2 was not much more different from Day 1.

The International team managed to scrap a couple of half points and the Americans took an 8-2 lead into Saturday’s Four Ball matches.

This could be over by Saturday evening if the Americans continue with their good form, especially on the greens.

Unfortunately for the International team, this is what happens when you put a team together, not of the players you wanted, but the players you were told to.

I am hoping for the International team to give us something to talk about on Saturday, otherwise the Presidents Cup will be a one sided one trick pony.