Greg Norman, a former world number one golfer and CEO of LIV Golf, returns to discuss his polarizing impact on the sport. He unveils the competitive dynamics between LIV and the PGA Tour, highlighting the innovative tournament formats designed to engage younger audiences. Norman explores the financial implications of his league, fueled by Saudi investments, while questioning the monopolistic nature of traditional golf. The conversation also touches on the future of golf and the need for new communication strategies to adapt to evolving player motivations.

In a captivating discussion, Greg Norman, the former world number one golfer, and Mark Broadie, a Columbia professor and golf analytics guru, dive into the transformative power of data in golf. They share humorous anecdotes and the emotional ties that bind players to the sport. From the innovative 'strokes gained' metric to a fresh scoring approach that prioritizes bold shots, they explore how analytics redefines player strategies and enhances enjoyment of the game. Norman and Broadie reflect on the balance of luck, talent, and hard work in achieving greatness.