LIV Golf plans to hire former NBA and NHL executive Scott O'Neil to replace Greg Norman as CEO and commissioner, according to multiple reports. Norman divulged to Sports Illustrated earlier this year that his contract is up in August 2025 and his future was unclear.

With Greg Norman’s turbulent reign as the CEO of LIV Golf in the rearview mirror, a new report indicates that a former executive with the NHL and NBA is ready to assume the post as the league enters its fourth season.

A former NBA and NHL executive is expected to replace Norman sometime in 2025, when the Saudi-backed league enters its fourth season.

O'Neil will inherit a tour that has become increasingly worldwide but needs a long-term TV carrier in the United States.

Sources tell Golf Digest that Scott O’Neil, a sports and entertainment executive, is expected to be hired as the league’s CEO, replacing Greg Norman in that role, with a formal announcement to come in the next month.

Marc Leishman says Greg Norman has 'sacrificed a lot' as he reacted to the report the Australian will be replaced as LIV Golf's commissioner.

Sports Business Journal reported last month that Norman, CEO since LIV Golf launched as a rival league in 2022, was to be shifted to a new position.

LIV Golf is replacing CEO and commissioner Greg Norman with former NHL and NBA executive Scott O'Neil, ESPN reported Wednesday. A spokesman for LIV Golf declined ESPN's request for comment. Norman, 69,

Greg Norman will reportedly be replaced as LIV Golf commissioner as early as next week, according to a report by the Sports Business Journal.

LIV Golf is hiring Scott O’Neil, former CEO of the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils, to replace Greg Norman in running the Saudi-backed rival league about to enter its fourth season, The Athletic reported Wednesday.