LIV Golf’s team concept is about to get a bit more interesting. CEO Greg Norman announced today that the league will be creating a trade window from now until June 9.
After Talor Gooch received a special invitation from the PGA Championship, several other golfers from LIV Golf also received invitations the tournament organizers.
LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman is all-in on the team concept. The circuit holds a team portion of the competition each week, crowns a team champion at the end of each season, and is working toward a franchise model where each of the 13 teams will operate as teams do in the other major sports around the world.
Greg Norman has won the Open Championship twice but that does not mean he will be welcome with open arms to the tournament. R&A Director of Corporate Communications Mike Woodcock said yesterday during a media scrum for the final Major Championship of the Year that Norman should check “the resale platform or hospitality” for a ticket.
More than 94,000 fans flocked to The Grange Golf Club this past weekend for LIV Golf Adelaide, setting the record for the highest attendance at a LIV event to date.
Following the success of LIV Golf Adelaide, two-time major champion Greg Norman took a massive swipe at the PGA Tour and the doubters of breakaway tour.
LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman vehemently denied offering any kind of deal to World No.2 Rory McIlroy following rumors surrounding the chaos. The rumor first started after CityAm posted about the Saudi league supposedly reaching out to McIlroy for a $850 million contract with an ownership stake in LIV.
CEO Greg Norman and LIV Golf will consider the 72-hole, traditional professional golf tournament format while also weighing the financial implications of an added round to the upstart tour's current three-day events.
LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman said he is open-minded about the idea of moving to a traditional 72-hole format, though he added that the Saudi-backed circuit would need to evaluate the impact of adding an extra round to its 54-hole, no-cut events.
With the Masters underway, there is one person in attendance who was not a year ago: LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman. The man who had so much heartbreak at Augusta National as a player walked with his head held high on Wednesday – complete with his traditional Shark-branded hat.
Greg Norman was spotted walking the grounds at Augusta National ahead of the 2024 Masters on Wednesday.
LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman was lurking around Augusta National as a ticketed spectator before the opening round of The Masters — the first convergence of LIV and the PGA Tour stars in 2024.
As the PGA Tour player-directors get ready to prepare for the meeting with Public Investment Fund (PIF) governor Yasir Al-Rumayyan for the merger talks, Rory McIlroy has taken an aim at Greg Norman.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — Saying he believes it should have occurred “months ago,” Rory McIlroy on Sunday welcomed the news that player members of the PGA Tour Policy Board are set to meet on Monday with Yasir Al-Rumayyan, the governor of the Public Investment Fund (PIF) of Saudi Arabia, the backer of LIV Golf.
The Saudi-backed golf league withdrew its application for OWGR accreditation Tuesday and will no longer attempt to give its players ranking points.
LIV Golf is done pursuing the World Golf Ranking accreditation of its players. In a letter to the players, LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman explained why the Saudi-backed organization is no longer applying for recognition from the Official World Golf Ranking or OWGR.
Even though the PGA Tour landed a $3 billion private investment on Wednesday, LIV Golf chief executive officer Greg Norman doesn't expect his organization to change course anytime soon.
Even after making peace with the PGA Tour, LIV Golf just can't seem to avoid litigation.
It sounds like Greg Norman’s run as the CEO of LIV Golf could be coming to an end.
Adam Sandler is reportedly going to be a golfer on screen, again. And of course he’s reprising one of his most iconic roles.
The legal saga between the two golf circuits will play out at its own pace, and the outcome is impossible to predict. What we know with much more certainty is that the players will be perfectly fine.
We didn't think it was possible for LIV Golf's TV ratings to get any worse -- and boy, we were wrong.
As expected, LIV Golf has announced a multi-year rights agreement with The CW Network. The deal marks the Saudi-backed golf league’s first U.S. TV and streaming deal.
Greg Norman has been the very public face of LIV Golf, but he could be moved aside and replaced by a new CEO in the near future.
LIV Golf has built a reputation by using large sums of money to draw some of the top players in the world, and now they are expected to use that financial might, which is backed by the Saudi Arabian government, to pay for its first major United States television deal.
Greg Norman founded the QBE Shootout in 1989 and has hosted the charity event every year since, but he will not be in attendance this year. That is because the LIV Golf CEO and commissioner has been asked to stay home.
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