Greg Norman, the CEO of LIV Golf, has been making headlines for quite some time. Norman has the top golfers from around the world on board for the LIV Series. LIV Golf is now a perfect competition for every league, especially the PGA Tour. However, there were rumors that he is still getting calls from several players who intend to join the LIV Series.

But what is the truth behind these rumors? Is it true that more new players wish to join the league? Let’s dig deeper and find out.

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Greg Norman uncovers the truth behind recent LIV Golf rumors.

The 67-year-old former professional golfer Greg Norman was in an interview with the Australian Golf Digest. He revealed that he is still getting calls from agents for the world’s top 40 golfers. He claimed that they were continuously showing interest in joining the LIV Tour.

He said, “The rumors are true [that LIV Golf will transition into a proper league in 2023]—we’ve closed up shop, as far as our players are concerned.” He also said that the LIV Golf Series will be converted into a proper golf tournament format from 2023 onwards. “It’s interesting, we’re still getting calls from agents of top-40 players in the world wanting to join LIV but it’s too late now,” he added.

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We might see some more new names on the LIV Golf Tour list. But majority of the players will enter the league after the end of this year.

Norman speaks up about R&A’s 150th Open Championship celebration.

R&A recently announced that it did not invite Greg Norman to the Celebration of Champions as well as the Champions Dinner. The officials said, “We can confirm that we contacted Greg Norman to advise him that we decided not to invite him to attend on this occasion.” The decision was made in order to avoid any diversion from the celebration and to ensure that all the focus stays on the motive of the event.

In his response, Norman said, “I’m disappointed.” I would have thought the R&A would have stayed above it all given their position in world golf. “ Norman has brought in many PGA Tour players to join his Saudi-backed league, and as a result, he has received a lot of controversy for the same. However, he is hardly going to stop. It is uncertain what the future holds for the sport at the PGA Tour’s end.

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