LIV Golf announced Wednesday that Scott O'Neil will take over as the league's chief executive officer, effective immediately. O'Neil is replacing the inaugural CEO and commissioner Greg Norman, who will remain with the 54-hole circuit in a different role,

LIV Golf officially announced Scott O’Neil as its new CEO, replacing Greg Norman as the day-to-day leader of the Saudi-backed circuit. The move has been known since Thanksgiving, when O’Neil resigned as CEO with Merlin Entertainments,

Scott O'Neil has been named as the new CEO of LIV Golf, replacing Greg Norman, who has held the position for the Saudi-backed league since its inception in 2021.

Scott O’Neil was officially named the new CEO of LIV Golf on Wednesday, marking a new chapter for the Saudi-backed league and ending Greg Norman’s three-year run at the helm.

Australian Greg Norman has been replaced as chief executive of LIV Golf, the Saudi-backed league announced on Wednesday.LIV announced that experienced sports executive Scott O'Neil was taking over from former British Open winner Norman in the role.

The new CEO of LIV Golf has something the outgoing one never had—a relationship with PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan. Whether that means a faster road to poss

Greg Norman has officially stepped down as CEO and commissioner of LIV Golf - the Saudi-backed breakaway league he has helped to establish over the last few years

Scott O'Neil is officially the new CEO of LIV Golf. O'Neil takes over for Greg Norman, the driving force behind the Saudi-funded league when it launched in 2022.

In early December, former LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman announced there would be a new LIV Golf CEO and that he was "fine with that" though it didn't appear to

Greg Norman declared LIV Golf had “changed the game forever” after officially being replaced as the chief executive and commissioner, but the Australian legend will “remain involved” with the Saudi-backed circuit.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Scott O’Neil was formally introduced Wednesday as the new CEO of Saudi-funded LIV Golf, which enters its fourth season next month while its financial backer is negotiating an investment deal with the rival PGA Tour.