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Former LIV Golf CEO gives honest verdict on breakaway league’s decline
Jump to contentAllNewsSportCultureLifestyleGreg Norman has spoken about LIV Golf's decline (Getty)Greg Norman, the former chief executive of LIV Golf, has expressed his disappointment at the decline of the breakaway league, and admitted in an interview with Skratch that he would rather see the venture end rather than wither away. The financial crisis follows the withdrawal of backing from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund after a $5 billion (£3.6 billion) investment over five years, resulting in smaller prize purses and a scaled-back schedule. Current chief executive Scott O'Neil admitted the league is operating under a “compressed timeline” to complete a financial transaction to secure operations from 2027 to 2030. Investment group BC Partners, led by Ted Goldthorpe, has reportedly agreed a term sheet to become the prospective lead investor for the league. The proposed new financing deal remains strictly conditional upon securing long-term commitments from a majority of LIV Golf's top player roster. In fullGreg Norman ‘gutted’ by LIV Golf’s demise: ‘I would rather just see it end’More bulletinsThank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in
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cityam.com
Greg Norman: I'd rather see LIV Golf end than wither away
Former LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman has said he would rather see the rebel tour scrapped altogether than continue in a diminished form.
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independent.co.uk
Greg Norman ‘gutted’ by LIV Golf’s demise: ‘I would rather just see it end’
Greg Norman previously held the position of LIV Golf CEO before he was replaced last year
