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Greg Norman to Step Down: LIV Golf Names Scott O'Neil as New CEO

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Greg Norman to Step Down: LIV Golf Names Scott O'Neil as New CEO

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Scott O'Neil to replace Greg Norman as LIV Golf CEO, aiming to mend golf rifts.
O'Neil, ex-CEO of Merlin Entertainments, to lead LIV Golf after Norman from 2021.
- LIV Golf and PGA Tour plan a merger with Saudi Investment Fund involvement.
- Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy view Norman's exit as a positive move.
- O'Neil has managed sports ventures like Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils.
- Norman to stay with LIV Golf in a reduced role after CEO transition.
- LIV's launch sparked divided opinions among golfers seeking fresh competition.

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