Back in early June, the announcement of the shocking new union between the PGA Tour and the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) was pleasantly welcomed by players on LIV Golf. While the merger could ultimately prove rewarding for the golfers who were shunned for their defection, the same cannot be said about the fate of Greg Norman.

According to the latest information, if and when the merger goes through, the Australian entrepreneur might be removed from his role as the LIV Golf commissioner! However, amidst growing speculation concerning his future, Norman has been able to get some reprieve, courtesy of his son and daughter-in-law. Let’s jump in to find out more!

LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman ushers in a new personal milestone

Earlier this week, Greg Norman’s son, Gregory Jr., took to Instagram to share a wholesome update with the world. In his heartwarming post, Gregory revealed that he and his wife, Michelle, a real estate agent, had welcomed their first child, Jade, into the world!

“Welcome to the World Baby Jade Laura Norman,” wrote the proud father. He even showered love on his wife for staying strong throughout the experience, writing, “Jade is the luckiest girl in the world to have you as a mother! You were a warrior throughout the birth.”

Jade is Greg Norman’s fourth grandchild. He has three more grandchildren, Harrison, Hendrix, and Poppy, who were born to his daughter, Morgan. The retired pro golfer is no doubt overjoyed with the newest addition to his family, especially given his turbulent professional life.

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Norman to be removed as LIV Golf chief, per Senate hearings

In the wake of the near $3 billion PGA Tour-LIV merger, Greg Norman’s future appears very gloomy. In the event that a conclusive deal is executed between the golf circuits, Norman could very well be shown the door. At least, this is what the PGA Tour’s Ron Price confirmed to Senator Richard Blumenthal during last week’s congressional hearings.

He revealed that NewCo, the potential for-profit corporation that will boast combined assets from the DP World Tour, PGA Tour, and LIV, as well as a large investment from the PIF, would allow Norman to be ousted from his role. In his testimony, Price shared that the LIV Golf assets currently under the Shark’s control would ultimately be shifted under the control of the PGA Tour.

The 2-time major winner and LIV CEO has yet to comment on the recent development. On Tuesday, however, Norman found support in LIV golfer Cam Smith. “Personally, I think he’s doing a great job for our tour,” remarked the defending British Open winner. “I’d love to see him keep on [as LIV commissioner].”

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Do you think Greg Norman’s fate is already sealed? Will he have a place in the future plans of the PGA Tour and PIF? Tell us in the comments!