Greg Norman says he will be replaced as LIV Golf CEO, amidst reports that the three-season-old tour has found his replacement. Speaking to Andrew Chernoff of WISH-TV in Indianapolis, Norman said ...

Greg Norman took to Instagram ... a potential truce with LIV. Norman has positioned himself as a disruptor and a champion for player rights within professional golf; his post reflected that.

Firebrand LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman, who was central in the creation of the upstart Saudi-financed golf league and pro golf’s civil war over the past two years, will soon be replaced as the chief ...

A search firm is looking for Norman's replacement to lead LIV Golf and among its preliminary calls was a college conference commissioner, who reportedly wasn't interested. Greg Norman has been LIV ...

Namely, the CEO of LIV Golf, Greg Norman, will be replaced in that position. In an interview with WISH-TV, the well-known face of the golf scene revealed what will happen in the coming period.

One of the key figures since the creation of LIV Golf is Greg Norman, CEO of LIV Golf, and a man who has made history in this sport. His involvement with LIV Golf did not particularly cause ...

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Greg Norman's LIV Golf contract has less than a year remaining but he's still focused on the long-term viability of the league. / Bob Donnan-Imagn Images Three years into his role as commissioner ...

This comes two weeks after the 69-year-old Australian was removed from his position as CEO and Commissioner of LIV Golf. Greg Norman’s new role was facilitated by Australian Prime Minister ...

Greg Norman’s LIV Golf tenure will officially come to an end later this year after Scott O’Neil replaced him as CEO last week. But before he departs, Norman said he would still be willing to ...

There’s a lot of that in golf lately. Last year, there was one other LIVster who went from the Miami event to the Augusta event, though not as a player: Greg Norman. Norman, now 70 and fit as ...