Somewhere in LIV Golf’s bankruptcy paperwork is a debt of $13.46 owed to FedEx. Elsewhere in the same filings is a $6.375 million check to the league’s CEO, Scot O’Neil.
Greg Norman has become better known for his role as former CEO of LIV Golf in recent years, but he was one of the best golfers of his day. Because he’s
Legendary golf coach Butch Harmon has shared the key lesson he learned from coaching Tiger Woods and Greg Norman. Harmon has also coached several other top players, including Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson and Ernie Els, but Norman and Woods stood out.
When LIV Golf launched in 2022, it snatched some of the DP World Tour’s best-known players. Those who stayed had to decide how openly to speak about the situation.
It’s common knowledge that Brandel Chamblee has a big problem with the roles that Phil Mickelson and Greg Norman played in getting LIV Golf off the ground back in 2022.
Scottie Scheffler ended another excellent PGA Tour season with a three-shot victory at the Tour Championship over the weekend. The 30-year-old started the final round at East Lake three strokes behind Viktor Hovland and overturned the deficit with relative ease.
Former LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman has delivered a brutal verdict on the breakaway league he helped build from a napkin idea since 2022. Now, watching it limp toward an uncertain 2027, he says he’d rather see it die on its feet than fade away slowly.
Greg Norman built LIV Golf, essentially from nothing, and now he’s watching it come apart. The Shark has spent four and a half years defending the league through lawsuits, player defections, and a bitter war with the PGA Tour.
South Australia has landed one of the most significant deals in Australian golf in recent memory. On May 7, the state government confirmed that Greg Norman’s redesigned North Adelaide Golf Club will host the 2028 Australian Open, followed by five more Australian Opens through 2034.
Yasir Al-Rumayyan has reportedly stepped down as LIV Golf chairman. The move comes after weeks of speculation about the Saudi Public Investment Fund pulling their funding.
After parting with LIV Golf in September 2025, Greg Norman recently expressed his desire to change a few things about his LIV journey. The British golf legend was at the heart of LIV since its inception, but voiced regrets concerning Rory McIlroy.
LIV Golf has little time to fix its future, as current financial support enters its final months. Greg Norman, the two-time major winner and LIV’s founding CEO, warns about the immediate need to bolster funding.
Greg Norman said he is proud of what he accomplished as the CEO of LIV Golf and that PGA Tour players have benefitted from the Saudi-backed league. Norman, who stepped down from LIV Golf last month, called his time with the league "mission accomplished" in an interview with Australian Golf Digest.
Well, well, well. After four years of drama, controversy, and enough Saudi money to make Scrooge McDuck jealous, Greg Norman has officially called it quits with LIV Golf.
Greg Norman, the first CEO of LIV Golf, has officially moved on from the Saudi-backed tour. "After four unforgettable years, I have officially closed out my time with LIV Golf, and reflecting with nothing but gratitude, pride and achievement," Norman posted Wednesday on Instagram.
Greg Norman remains on LIV Golf's board of directors despite losing his spot last month as the upstart circuit's CEO and commissioner to Scott O'Neil. O'Neil made the announcement on the Shark's status Wednesday in Adelaide, Australia, where the second LIV Golf tournament of the season tees off at The Grange Golf Club.
LIV Golf has reportedly found a new CEO.
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.
Greg Norman was spotted walking the grounds at Augusta National ahead of the 2024 Masters on Wednesday.
Golf fans everywhere have heard Phil Mickelson's bold statement that LIV Golf will have new players in its ranks next season and that some of those players will be defecting from the PGA Tour.
Even after making peace with the PGA Tour, LIV Golf just can't seem to avoid litigation.
Greg Norman certainly picked an interesting time to jump back into the spotlight. The Shark was front and center in New York City last week to tell executives at an invite-only event that not only is LIV not going anywhere, but that it's actively recruiting.
Thanks to bombshell revelations in this week's Senate hearing, we now know that there was a side proposal to remove the Shark from his post if the merger is to take place.
In a very controversial interview, Bryson DeChambeau, who was one of the first big-name golfers to leave the PGA Tour for LIV Golf, spoke with CNN"s Kaitlan Collins about the impending merger of the two organizations along with the European Tour.
After what has largely been a year of bad news, Greg Norman's renegade LIV Golf circuit finally got a bit of a win over the weekend as crowds in Australia flocked to watch LIV Golf Adelaide in person over the weekend.
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.
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