In his first three months, two things that stood out to O’Neil: the competitive drive of LIV’s 54-player roster and commercial milestones like the first mainstream TV deal.
LIV Golf chief executive Scott O’Neil has heaped praise on the league’s flagship Adelaide event, lauding it “one of the top sports experiences of my life”.
Finally, Joaquin Niemann was able to enjoy a tournament victory in Australia without the weight of trying to bag major championship starts from a trip Down Under.
The tournament is three years into a four-year deal brokered by two-time Open winner Greg Norman and South Australian premier Peter Malinauskas. Now, he’s fending off interest to keep it in South Australia after 2026.
Outgoing LIV Golf chief executive Greg Norman says he is yet to watch and is unlikely to view the TMRW Golf League (TGL), also hosing down speculation his involvement with LIV is drawing to an end during an exclusive interview with Australian Golf Digest that will appear in the magazine’s February 2025 edition.