LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman called it a “momentous day” for his golf league when it was announced in mid-January that the second-year Saudi-backed circuit signed its first U.S. television deal with The CW Network. In its first season, LIV could be seen only on YouTube and its own website in the U.S., so getting onto linear television was viewed as an enormous step forward.
Greg Norman reflects on his maiden professional win at Adelaide’s Grange Golf Club 47 years ago, bringing LIV Golf Down Under and his surprising reaction when Cam Smith signed on the dotted line
A legal battle to determine whether LIV golfers can still compete in DP World Tour events including the Ryder Cup continues to wage on, but in the meantime, Nick Faldo took on the role of judge and jury to deliver a swifter decision.
Golf’s most complex character on life as a LIV golfer, working with Aussie icon Greg Norman, the operation that’s changed his life, and why Adelaide doesn’t know what’s coming.
Majed Al Sorour, LIV Golf managing director and Golf Saudi CEO, is no longer in an administrative role with the breakaway circuit, Golf Digest has confirmed.
The two-time Major champion was announced as the chief executive and commissioner of the LIV Golf in 2021, but it was this year when the controversial Saudi-backed circuit really came to life.
Australian Golf Digest
