Jason Day has opened up on LIV Golf's decision not to sign him, with the 2015 PGA champion snubbed due to the injury and ...

Although Norman is seen as the most important figure in this league, it turns out that the former golfer is leaving the Saudi ...

"Adults making smart choices," stated an X user. After former LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman was banned from attending the 2024 Open Championship, the news has left golf fans optimistic about the road ...

Greg Norman turns 70 on February 10, but there is little to suggest that he’s ready to slow down. If anything, the former World No 1 in professional golf and founding CEO and Commissioner of LIV Golf ...

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Greg Norman Jr. gave a one-word response to Zimbabwean golfer Tanaka Chatora leading the Africa Amateur Championship. The 18-year-old Chatora is competing in the Leonard Creek event from February ...

Greg Norman, former British Open champion and CEO of LIV Golf, discusses the impact of LIV Golf on the sport, noting the new opportunities and younger audience it has attracted. He highlights the ...

New Delhi: Australian golf legend Greg Norman believes India is a “sleeping giant” in the game whose potential can be unlocked with more international tournaments coming to its shores.

Australian legend Greg Norman believes India is a sleeping giant in golf and it would require more competitions in the country to help its players realise their true potential. The 69-year-old former ...

Reflecting on his controversial tenure in an interview with News Corp, Norman said he was most proud of 'opening up the game of golf'. He added: "I've always believed golf should be a global sport ...