LIV Golf may be looking to replace its current CEO, Greg Norman, according to recent reports. The Saudi-backed golf league is considering a leadership change as it continues to evolve its position within the sport. Norman, a two-time major champion and former world No. 1, has served as CEO since the league's inception but may soon be stepping down.
This reported development comes after months of speculation regarding LIV Golf's future direction. The league has faced both significant criticism and competition from the established PGA Tour, yet continues to draw attention with its high-profile player signings and lucrative tournaments.
Although no official statement has been made by LIV Golf, discussions around the potential leadership transition highlight the league’s focus on expanding its global influence and solidifying its position in the world of professional golf.
With LIV Golf continuing to make headlines, any changes at the executive level could have a lasting impact on its trajectory, both in terms of player recruitment and relationships with other tours. As the league pushes forward, the potential for a new CEO may signal a fresh approach for LIV Golf as it seeks to reshape the golfing landscape.