LIV Golf boss Greg Norman: PGA Tour "r*** and pillage, suck it dry and leave"
LIV Golf boss Greg Norman has launched another blistering attack on the PGA Tour after his rebels proved critics wrong at The Masters.
LIV Golf supremo Greg Norman has launched another blistering attack on the PGA Tour as he outlined proposals for the breakaway league to bring more tournaments to Australia.
Norman hatched a plan before the 87th Masters to have every single LIV player who qualified for the major to swarm the 18th green at Augusta National should one of his so-called 'rebels' win.
That nearly came to fruition as Phil Mickelson, 52 years young, posted a Sunday 65 to finish T-2 on his return to the 'spiritual place' where he has won three green jackets. He skipped the major last year because of his self-imposed exile.
Brooks Koepka held the lead for 54 holes but eventually succumbed to the pressure of Jon Rahm, who channelled the spirit of Seve Ballesteros on what would have been his 66th birthday.
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Patrick Reed, the 2018 Masters champion, also put in another cracking performance at Augusta to fireback at critics who have suggested the LIV players are washed.
Norman - who was deliberately not invited to Augusta - is now looking forward to the first LIV event in Australia, which will be headlined by Cameron Smith.
The Great White Shark has confirmed to Fox Sports that events in Australia are sorted for the next two years, but beyond that he wants LIV to have a lasting footprint down under.
In a clear dig at the Presidents Cup, Norman told the publication:
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Norman added:
LIV Golf Adelaide will take place over 21-23 April at The Grange Golf Club.
The breakaway tour have claimed the event is sold-out.
