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Norman: LIV open-minded about 72-hole format

Norman: LIV open-minded about 72-hole format

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**LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman has stated that‌ he is‌ open to the idea of LIV Golf ⁤moving to ​a traditional ⁢72-hole⁣ format.**

The current format‍ of LIV⁤ Golf consists of 54 ‍holes played ⁣over three days, with no cut. Norman has said that ‍he is open‌ to moving to a 72-hole ⁣format, with ‌a cut, in ​order to make the⁣ tour⁣ more ​competitive with the PGA Tour.

Norman also said that he is open to other changes to the⁢ LIV Golf format, such as adding more events and increasing the prize money. He said that he is willing to make changes to the tour in order⁢ to make it more ‌attractive to players and fans.

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Norman: LIV open-minded about 72-hole format

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