One of the main stated aims of Greg Norman's breakaway LIV Golf venture was to shake up the world of the professional game. To that end, he is most certainly succeeding.
For months now professional golf has found itself in an ever-deepening pit of chaos, stumbling between legal battles and injunctions and the fine print of anti-trust law.
So tedious have these circular arguments become that the starting point of the Great LIV Debate — concerns about sportswashing from the Saudi Arabian government, who are bankrolling the league to the tune of many hundreds of millions of dollars — is now almost completely ignored.
