Greg Norman has eyes on Ireland as a future destination for LIV Golf with the controversial new golf tour hitting different destinations around the globe.
The Saudi-backed league launched last year and has visited the likes of England and Australia.
And CEO Norman has said that they were open to bringing the event to Ireland with Donald Trump's Doonbeg the likely destination.
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Speaking to BBC NI, Norman said: "“We are looking to 2025-26,’ 26-’27 and’ 27-’28 now. So the popularity of this has spoken for itself, and so yes, countries like Ireland are passionate golf countries and a passionate destination not only for Americans but for Europeans to go play there.
“I have built golf courses there, which I am very proud of, so from my perspective, of course, we are going to keep all options open.”
While Graeme McDowell added: “First of all, the market has to want it; the fans have to want it. I think this is a truly global tour, and we can take these events anywhere in the world. Would I like to play a LIV event in Ireland? Of course, I would. But I think there are a lot of things that have to happen between now and then.”
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