Masters chairman Fred Ridley has explained why Greg Norman wasn't invited to Augusta this year after the Australian said it was "petty" of organisers to ignore him.
LIV Golf chief executive Norman has been on the offensive in criticising the PGA Tour and some of its players over the past year. That led to him becoming a prominent face in golf 's ongoing civil war, and he was ultimately excluded from the 150th edition of The Open at St. Andrews last year.
He was granted more grace in Georgia and at least received a grounds pass for the 2022 edition of the Masters. But Norman told the Telegraph it was "so petty" of organisers to offer him "nothing, zilch, this time around."