The LIV Golf tour needs to add more depth to its ranks, with CEO Greg Norman admitting that they need more quality players in the field with a 'long list' of players who want to join.
Having paid millions to attract big name players including Brooks Koepka, Cameron Smith and Dustin Johnson to the Saudi-backed tour, Norman has said that there are more names in the frame to join. With British Open Champion Smith in their ranks, it is an impressive field, but recent tournaments have shown a lack of strength in depth, with Sihwan Kim finishing last in all three LIV Golf tournaments this season.
However, with Koepka showcasing his quality at the recent Masters tournament, finishing second behind Jon Rahm, the signs of quality are there, but Norman admitted the ongoing need to improve the player roster. He told NCA NewsWire via FoxSports : “It’s an ongoing process. We’ve got a long list of players who want to come in. We just don’t have the ability today because players are under contract.
