Greg Norman hopeful on LIV Golfs bid for earth position position, but anxious by ‘cabal’ in golfing

Greg Norman is self-confident in LIV Golf’s bid for Environment Golf Position recognition, and has urged the Masters and the other majors to stay neutral.

LIV Golfing has fractured golfing, with a swathe of gamers leaping ship from the PGA Tour on the back of large agreement features.

The difficulty LIV gamers have at current is they cannot accrue rating points as it does not have formal standing.

It has submitted a ask for, though there are objections from the PGA Tour and the DP Earth Tour.

A meeting of the committee which helps make the determination is believed to have taken spot, but there has been no word as to an final result.

LIV chief Norman has lobbied the chairman of the committee, Peter Dawson, and expects a truthful hearing in his organisation’s bid for relevance.

“Peter and I have had open discussions about this. I flew to Scotland to sit down and have meal with him. He has our application, so he’ll go by means of the proper procedure to get it there.

“We brought up recusing Mohahan and (Keith) Pelley (the DP Globe Tour commissioner) and (Martin) Slumbers (who heads the R&A) and every person who’s experienced a detrimental comment about LIV, and they are not able to vote. They can not.

“From an OWGR (Official Planet Golfing Rankings) standpoint, if I’m in (Dawson’s) footwear, I’m finding impartial legal suggestions.”

Augusta chairman Fred Ridley could be a critical determine in any determination, presented the excess weight the Masters retains.

Like Dawson, Norman has spoken to Ridley and has urged him to get a neutral stance.

“I spoke to Fred Ridley,” Norman stated. “They’ve weighed in very difficult versus (LIV). The majors really should stay Switzerland, they have a duty for a person event, not a league.

“But it also tells you is there a cabal there? This is the slippery slope you go down about what LIV is starting to expose.”