Tiger Woods has been a vocal critic of Greg Norman during the LIV Golf's existence, with the 15-time major champion calling for the Aussie to be removed as CEO

Tiger Woods has been a vocal critic of Greg Norman's leadership of LIV Golf and it appears the Australian will soon be stepping down as the chief of the Saudi-funded league

LIV Golf is set to hold its first tournament in Indiana with LIV Golf Indianapolis at The Club at Chatham Hills in Westfield. CEO Greg Norman discusses the league's growth and future plans.

Greg Norman seemed to confirm what we all know: that he will be replaced as CEO of LIV Golf. It is still unclear when precisely and by whom, but Norman, 69, who was in Indiana looking at The Club at Chatham Hills in Indiana after it was recently announced as a LIV venue in 2025, clarified to an extent what has been reported.

Greg Norman has been the chief executive of LIV Golf since the breakaway league was formed in 2022 - but the golf legend has now confirmed he will be replaced in the role

LIV Golf has been at war with the PGA Tour since its inception, with Greg Norman the man tasked with leading the breakaway movement - but his time is set to come to an end

Greg Norman says he expects to be replaced as the chief executive of LIV Golf. The New York Times reported in November that LIV Golf is set to appoint Scott O'Neil, the former chief executive of the Philadelphia 76ers basketball team,

Greg Norman has been a leading figure behind the controversial LIV Golf league, which has been at the centre of a bitter battle for supremacy with the PGA Tour