PGA Tour is ‘trying to destroy’ LIV Golf, claims Greg Norman

67-year-old Norman, the chief executive of the Saudi-backed rebel tour, claims that attempts to discuss a way where all the tours can co-exist have been turned down
BOLD CLAIMS: Greg Norman is the chief executive of the controversial LIV Golf tour. Pic: Steven Paston/PA

BOLD CLAIMS: Greg Norman is the chief executive of the controversial LIV Golf tour. Pic: Steven Paston/PA

Greg Norman says the PGA Tour is “trying to destroy” the controversial LIV Golf tour.

The 67-year-old, who is the chief executive of the Saudi-backed rebel tour that has attracted the likes of Cameron Smith, Dustin Johnson, Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau, claims that attempts to discuss a way where all the tours can co-exist have been turned down.

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