Greg Norman says he's getting calls from PGA Tour pros wanting to join LIV Golf
LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman says his phone has been off the hook ahead of next season.
LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman has revealed a number of PGA Tour players are calling him with interest about joining the Saudi-backed circuit ahead of 2024.
Despite there being a great deal of uncertainty as to how the future of professional golf will play out following last month's shock merger between Saudi PIF and the PGA Tour, Norman is adamant the show will go on for those on LIV Golf no matter what happens.
The two-time Open champion admits his phone has been off the hook from interested players ready to make a move from the PGA Tour.
Speaking to LIV Golf commentator Arlo White this week, Norman said:
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In terms of the ongoing merger between LIV's bankrollers, Saudi PIF and the PGA Tour and DP World Tour, Norman said:
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Norman last month sent a letter to LIV employees, saying: "I could not be more optimistic about the opportunities ahead."
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