Rory McIlroy says LIV Golf's decision to replace Greg Norman as CEO makes it seem the league isn't going to go away anytime soon.

LIV Golf's new CEO, Scott O'Neil, expressed confidence that more players from the breakaway tour will soon compete in the majors, even without world ranking points.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Scott O’Neil was formally introduced Wednesday as the new CEO of Saudi-funded LIV Golf, which enters its fourth season next month while its financial backer is negotiating an investment deal with the rival PGA Tour.

LIV Golf announced Scott O’Neil as new Chief Executive Officer of the company, effective immediately. O’Neil will drive the strategic vision, business opera

Greg Norman, who proved a divisive figure in golf and clashed with Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods, has been replaced as LIV Golf chief executive by American Scott ONeil; Watch the Hero Dubai Desert Clas

Scott O’Neil was officially named the new CEO of LIV Golf on Wednesday, marking a new chapter for the Saudi-backed league and ending Greg Norman’s three-year run at the helm.

Scott O'Neil is the new LIV Golf CEO. After Greg Norman was in this position for several years, attracting enormous attention, the leaders of LIV realized that it was time for some new faces, who can turn this Tour in the right direction and at the same time help the world of golf to get back on its feet.

LIV Golf has appointed Scott O'Neil as the new CEO, succeeding Greg Norman. O'Neil, with over 25 years in sports and entertainment leadership, will drive the league's strategic growth. LIV Golf, known for disrupting the traditional golf scene,

"We welcome Scott to the LIV Golf family, knowing he will capitalize on everything that has been accomplished over the past three years," said Yasir Al-Rumayyan, governor of Saudi