There are a few steps that need to happen before Tiger Woods can envision any sort of peace talks between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf.
To Woods, the first one is obvious.
“I think Greg has to go,” he said Tuesday.
Speaking ahead of the Hero World Challenge, Woods repeatedly echoed calls to have Greg Norman removed as commissioner and CEO of LIV Golf. Norman’s front-facing position in the rival tour’s organization has been rumored about for months, with a report surfacing last month that LIV was considering replacing Norman with former TaylorMade executive Mark King. LIV has denied that report, but earlier this month in Dubai Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm stated publicly that Norman should be pushed…
