‘The game of golf doesn’t need to suffer,’ says rebel tour boss.

Dustin Johnson, Phil Mickelson and Brooks Koepka will all tee off in Adelaide, along with home hero Cameron Smith.

LIV boss Greg Norman said the entire contingent from the Saudi-funded breakaway would gather around the 18th to congratulate one of their own winning.

Meanwhile, Greg Norman will visit US lawmakers in Washington this week.

The issue of LIV Golf’s events being recognised by the Official World Golf Ranking system could be pivotal to its future.

LIV approached the 15-time major winner prior to Norman’s appointment as CEO.

The 67-year-old Australian golf great won the competition in 1986 and 1993.

The Australian former world number one is heading the new LIV Golf Invitational Series which is heavily backed by Saudi financing.

Greg Norman has hit out at the decision by the PGA Tour not to grant players permission to contest next month’s first LIV Golf Invitational Series event.

Mickelson is also registered for the US PGA Championship.

The former world number one has written an open letter to PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan.

The US star says he’s willing to get involved with the Saudi-backed golf Super League.

The series would start in 2022 and feature 10 events worldwide sanctioned by the Asian Tour, with stars reportedly guaranteed huge paydays.

The golf legend posted a photo from a hospital day.

Tiger Woods has apparently not responded to Greg Norman’s congratulatory letter after his success in the 2019 Masters.

Rory McIlroy failed to make the cut in three of the last four tournaments he has entered and Norman sees a lot of room for improvement on the greens.

The competition has had some fantastic playoffs since it brought in sudden death playoffs.

Woods pulled out of the Farmers Insurance Open through injury this week.

The multiple major winner said he was a ‘lucky man’ after the incident.

The Australian is hoping to bridge a 21-year gap between Claret Jugs for his nation.

‘He’s been incredible to me and all the young golfers in Australia and you know part of this definitely belongs to him.’

The 1987 decider came down a three-way playoff between Seve Ballesteros, Greg Norman and local boy Larry Mize.

The Aussie reckons Tiger doesn’t have it in him anymore.

Irish-style gusts of wind brought the third round of the Clinton-sponsored Humana Challenge to a halt yesterday, toppling trees, de-greening balls and even blowing a scoreboard into a lake.

The American team claimed another Presidents Cup win with a 19-15 victory over Greg Norman’s International squad.

Aaron Baddeley and Jason Day earned a small measure of redemption by holding on to beat Woods and Dustin Johnson on the 18th hole.

The decision means USPGA champion and Rookie of the Year Keegan Bradley won’t be travelling to Australia.

The Championship at St Georges has had some thrilling finales, surprise victors and a host of memorable moments. We look back at its recent history there.

As we wait for Day Two of this year’s US Masters to get underway, we look back at seven magical moments from the tournament’s past.