LIV Golf’s rocky journey has been the talk of the golf world since day one, from the delayed merger with the PGA to plummeting viewership and relentless criticism for daring to shake up tradition with three-day tournaments. Now, the league’s CEO, Greg Norman, has tackled the latest round of speculation head-on: rumors that the Public Investment Fund (PIF) is looking to replace him.
A recent report from the Sports Business Journal set off a storm, suggesting LIV’s backers were considering a change at the top. But Norman isn’t fazed. In a recent tweet shared by Josh Carpenter, Norman set the record straight, declaring his commitment to LIV Golf rock solid. With a contract running through August 2025, the former golf great isn’t planning on going anywhere soon. “I’ll answer it this way,” Norman said. “My contract is through August of 2025. My commitment to LIV has been unquestioned and my commitment into the future is also unquestioned.”
Norman isn’t just defending his role—he’s doubling down. He’s focused on making 2025 a standout year for LIV, finalizing a full schedule and driving forward the league’s objectives. With his sights set firmly on a big year, Norman is unfazed by the critics and the boardroom whispers. “Will there be a change in my role?” Norman mused. “My position and my role is to deliver 2025 and get our schedule done and all the things we need to do.”
Norman also took a moment to highlight LIV’s achievements, pointing to the strides his league has made despite the hurdles. His message is clear: LIV Golf isn’t just here to stay—it’s here to make waves, and Norman is determined to be the one steering the ship.
