Eamon Lynch - Fly Pin High

Lynch: The PGA Tour’s winter of discontent has arrived, and a thaw won’t be coming anytime soon

The most enduring and ruinous narrative peddled by the Tour was that every event mattered equally.

The Tour should remember that in any enterprise trust is underpinned by transparency. The more of it, the better.

The cocksure bluster of Norman and Mickelson is less a credible promise than mere posturing.

After the OWGR announcement, Phredo Mickelson swung by social media to peddle conspiracy theories.

This is the major event most vulnerable to radical change from the cash arms race disfiguring golf.

Johnson needs decisions without fear or favor, but doing so runs counter to the U.S. culture that has been cultivated.

“Reed does not meet the required pleading of actual malice to hold the press liable for defamation,” Corrigan wrote.

Marco Simone may discombobulate the cast of 24 actors this week, but not with nuance or intricacy.

The idea that Europe is weaker or in crisis is entirely fanciful.

Like everything else on Tour these days, the new dispensation for the fall is designed to satisfy the biggest stars.