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Report: Patrick Reed Refiles Defamation Lawsuit to Include Damon Hack, Shane Bacon and Eamon Lynch

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Patrick Reed has refiled his lawsuit against the Golf Channel and Brandel Chamblee. The suit also now includes Golfweek and its owner, Gannett. The 2018 Masters champion originally filed his $750 million suit in a U.S. district court on Aug. 16.

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Patrick Reed refiles defamation lawsuit against Golf Channel and Brandel Chamblee, adds 3 more golf journalists

Patrick Reed withdrew his lawsuit against Brandel Chamblee from Texas federal court, only to refile with additional defendants in Florida.

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Report: Patrick Reed Refiles Defamation Lawsuit to Include Damon Hack, Shane Bacon and Eamon Lynch

Reed's attorney moved the suit from Texas and added Golf Channel personalities Damon Hack, Shane Bacon and Eamon Lynch, as well as Golfweek and parent company Gannett.

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Report: Patrick Reed Refiles Defamation Suit Against Golf Channel, Brandel Chamblee

Patrick Reed Golf Channel and broadcaster Brandel Chamblee. According to

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Bleacherreport broke the news in United States on Thursday, September 29, 2022.
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