'Leave your egos at the door' - Butch Harmon urges LIV Golf chief Greg Norman and Jay Monahan to find solution

Butch Harmon has called on Greg Norman and Jay Monahan to leave their egos at the door, get together and thrash out a settlement for the good of golf. LIV Golf CEO Norman and PGA Tour commissioner Monahan are at loggerheads, following the emergence of the former tour. Ad Norman’s LIV Golf is funded by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund and it has thrown huge contracts at star names from the world of golf — with Open champion Cameron Smith the latest to make the move.

Golf'A little bit unfair' — Smith unhappy LIV players do not qualify for ranking points3 HOURS AGO All players who have defected from the PGA Tour and not resigned their memberships have been suspended by Monahan. A court case has been scheduled for January 2024, but the punches and counter-punches are set to continue. Legendary coach Harmon feels LIV is not going to disappear and has called on Monahan and Norman to find a solution.

'A little bit unfair' — Smith unhappy LIV players do not qualify for ranking points 'The six picks give me flexibility' — Donald delighted with changes to Ryder Cup qualification “Greg had this idea 27 years ago,” Harmon said on his son Claude’s Son of a Butch podcast… “He approached it, had a TV contract, a bunch of big stars signed up and all of a sudden the Tour got ahead of it and it went away. “He has always had this idea in his head that he would like to get this done. Now this opportunity came along, the Saudis came along with the idea and Greg is involved big-time.