Greg Norman Claims That Tiger Woods Was Offered a Liv Golf Contract in the $700-$800 Million Range

Tiger Woods has previously stated that he has no plans to switch from the PGA Tour to the LIV Golf Invitational Series, but it appears that he is forgoing a lucrative payday.

Greg Norman, the CEO of LIV Golf, revealed to Tucker Carlson that the new tour had made Woods a $700–$800 million offer to leave the established circuit.

The offer made to Woods was “mind-blowingly enormous,” Norman had said in June, adding, “we’re talking about high nine digits.” The precise range has now been made known.

The Saudi Arabian government, which has a history of violating human rights and has been charged with sportswashing, provides financial support for LIV Golf. Woods has not been tempted to join the tour, despite many well-known golfers doing so for the money.