I’ve known Greg Norman a long time, and when we decided to build an episode around the biggest shift in sports right now – athletes going from endorsing brands to owning brands – there was really only one place to start. With the guy who was doing it before most of them were born.
The former LIV boss says he never wanted to destroy the PGA Tour, admits he got the league’s strategy wrong and claims LIV “forced the change” that has reshaped professional golf.
Greg Norman has welcomed the PGA Tour’s landmark partnership with Golf Australia, describing the move as a “big step” that is “long overdue by decades” as Australia’s national championship enters a new era.
Norman says their famous embrace on the 72nd hole in 1996 was “the public side of Nick” and that he has “no respect for” the six-time major champion and former CBS Golf lead analyst.
Here are the ways we’d view golf differently in a strange new world where not only was the Players added as the fifth major from its inception 52 years ago, but all the same people won.
Talk of golf’s greatest comebacks usually starts with Ben Hogan or Tiger Woods. Now, you can add Anthony Kim to the conversation, according to World Golf Hall of Famer and former LIV Golf boss Greg Norman.
Greg Norman has told Fox News in the US he is thrilled that Cameron Smith, Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm have the choice to return to the PGA Tour, even if the star trio said they won’t access a new pathway back for LIV golfers.
A routine flight from Los Angeles to Florida turned into a high-altitude scare for Aussie golf icon Greg Norman when the windscreen of his private jet shattered mid-flight.
New LIV Golf chief executive Scott O’Neil on his plans to work closely with Golf Australia, investing in the women’s game and how he’s handling the pressure of stepping into Greg Norman’s shoes.
A day after record attendance numbers revealed more than 100,000 people attended LIV Golf Adelaide over three days at The Grange Golf Club, the highly-anticipated event enjoyed strong TV ratings with 2 million people tuning in across Seven’s platforms over the weekend.
LIV Golf league’s biggest event had Adrian Meronk, LIV Adelaide winner Joaquin Niemann, Ian Poulter and other players dancing on the stage during a performance by Australian DJ star, FISHER.