Ryder Cup stalwart Sam Torrance believes LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman is 'out to get' his big rival the PGA Tour. Since its inception in June, LIV has been in a fierce battle with the PGA Tour at the top of professional golf.
The Saudi-backed series has looked to lure in some of the game's biggest names thanks to mega-money signing-on fees and lucrative prize pots being on offer. Whilst LIV's supposed aim is to 'grow the game' many within the sport have been less than convinced.
One key criticism of the Saudi-backed series has been the volatility of boss Greg Norman, with a number of big names - including Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy - calling on the Australian to step down to allow the breakaway circuit and PGA Tour peacefully coexist.
