There’s a lot of that in golf lately. Last year, there was one other LIVster who went from the Miami event to the Augusta event, though not as a player: Greg Norman. Norman, now 70 and fit as ...
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Irish Star on MSNGolf legend beat Greg Norman to claim third Masters title but failed to make top 10 againSir Nick Faldo won three Masters titles but failed to finish in the top-10 at Augusta ever again after his third and final ...
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Tennis World USA on MSNGreg Norman calls private equity crucial for golf’s growth, responds to TGL's launchIn an interview with the media, Greg Norman, referred to LIV Golf and private equity, saying that there are many such ...
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The Mirror US on MSNBryson DeChambeau confirms LIV Golf has ditched rule Greg Norman brought inLIV Golf has made the decision to stop its players wearing shorts during tournament rounds, according to Bryson DeChambeau, ...
The former British Open champion was not extended an honorary invitation in 2023, so this year he took the fan route—he ...
Greg Norman has been been at odds with the PGA Tour for decades. That made it very easy for him to be painted as the 'bad guy ...
World Golf Hall of Famer and businessman Greg Norman told a Palm Beach audience that the growing amount of private investment in golf is good for the sport. During an appearance March 25 at the ...
There is no love lost between Greg Norman and Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy. But in spite of their checkered past, the Shark was happy to praise what the pair of current golf stars were able to do ...
Greg Norman has invested in an Orlando-based golf app that allows people to book caddies on-demand. The Australian former professional golfer invested an undisclosed amount in Caddy Time and will ...
The two-time British Open champion spoke at the Society of the Four Arts as part of the Esther B. O’Keeffe Speakers Series.
Norman told a Palm Beach audience that the growing amount of private investment in golf is good for the sport.
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