In his first official press conference of the 2026 LIV Golf season, CEO Scott O’Neil seemed to soften his comments on the Official World Golf Ranking board’s decision to award the league points after he and several players decried the allocation last week.
LIV Golf has finally earned Official World Golf Ranking points, but not without controversy. Jon Rahm and other players express their frustrations after the Riyadh 2026 event, as winners earn fewer points than expected. We break down who moved up and what it means for the season ahead.
LIV Golf chief executive Scott O’Neil pointed out that Koepka is signed to LIV for 2026, but he also didn’t deny the five-time major winner’s rumoured exit plans.
Greg Norman has officially signed off on his time with LIV Golf after spending four years getting the rival league off the ground as its inaugural chief executive officer and league commissioner.
As accomplished sports administrator Chris Heck packed his bags to move home to the US from the UK after a successful stint with English soccer team Aston Villa FC, he made sure to squeeze in one more dream golf trip
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.
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.
LIV Golf chief executive officer Greg Norman has revealed that the league will soon have a new leader at the helm, signalling a significant transition as it gears up for an ambitious 2025 season.
Sources tell Golf Digest that Scott O’Neil, a sports and entertainment executive, is expected to be hired as the league’s chief executive, replacing Greg Norman in that role, with a formal announcement to come in the next month.