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Tiger Woods turned down a fee in the region of $800m to turn his back on the PGA Tour and join the controversial LIV Golf, the series’ CEO Greg Norman has confirmed.
CEO of LIV Golf Greg Norman claims Tiger Woods was offered $700-800 million to join the sport's new series. LIV Golf has fractured golf, with a swathe of players jumping ship from the PGA Tour on the back of massive contract offers. Ad/> Several high-profile names including Dustin Johnson, Phil Mickelson, Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter have joined the Saudi Arabia-backed series.
New Team Europe Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald said he is unsure if LIV Golf players will be allowed to feature in next year's event.
Luke Donald will be motivated by the “bitter” memories of a record Ryder Cup defeat at Whistling Straits after succeeding the sacked Henrik Stenson as Europe’s captain.
Luke Donald has been named Europe's Ryder Cup captain for next year’s contest in Rome after Henrik Stenson was stripped of the role.
Henrik Stenson will definitely not be at next year’s Ryder Cup as Europe’s captain - but he could be in Rome as a player.
Joining LIV Golf may have cost Henrik Stenson the Ryder Cup captaincy, but it paid off immediately as the former Open champion secured a bumper payday on his debut in the Saudi-backed breakaway.
Eddie Pepperell has compared LIV Golf’s disruption of the sport to the failed European Super League project in football. LIV Golf, backed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, has muscled in on the sport by shelling out huge sums to lure players from the PGA Tour. Ad/> Pepperell has been vocal in his criticism of LIV, saying it is a bad move for golf for a number of reasons — one of which is the potential to put more money into the hands of fewer individuals.