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When, five years ago, he took over the helm of what aspired to become the PGA Tour’s counterpart, I don’t think Greg Norman could have imagined what’s happening to his creation, LIV Golf.

In short, what seems like a slow death throes is unfolding, despite CEO Scott O’Neil’s efforts to instil a climate of trust that, frankly, is difficult to perceive (yesterday’s announcement that most of LIV Golf’s workforce would be laid off at the end of the month—Editor’s note).

Greg Norman, statements

And it’s precisely on this issue that Greg Norman expresses his bitterness, declaring himself «sad, bitter, and devastated»:

«I hate to see it slowly peter out. I would have preferred to just see it end.»

«We were a family. We were united by the feeling that we were creating something new and exciting for the game of golf.»

«It required a remarkable effort, facing constant headwinds, but we did it because we believed in the vision.»

The only person who continues to believe in the future of LIV Golf is Bryson DeChambeau, who stated after the Indianapolis race:

«I think there’s great potential for the future, even though we’re in the transition from LIV 1.0 to 2.0.»

«I have a lot of positive thoughts about what could happen next year. I’d like to be able to talk more openly about this.»

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