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Greg Norman on LIV Golf, disruption, playing with US Presidents & Australia’s Best PM

Greg Norman changed the game of professional golf forever, both on and off the course.

Greg is Australia’s most iconic golfer, who has disrupted the game of golf with LIV. Greg was world No.1 for 331 weeks through the 80s and 90s, and used his nickname to create the Shark brand, which has gone on to become an extremely lucrative global business.

We spoke about:
• Disrupting golf forever with LIV
• Why he started LIV
• His early life, mindset & becoming a businessman
• What he learnt from Bob Hawke and Kerry Packer
• Becoming mates with Presidents and Prime Ministers
• The 2032 Olympics and his business plays today
• Untold stories from his wild experiences around the world
• And much more

00:00 – Greg Norman’s Current Australian Projects and Olympic Vision
01:56 – Planning the Enduring Legacy of Brisbane’s 2032 Olympics
06:06 – Greg Norman’s Deep Connection to Queensland and Australia
10:32 – How Golf Connected an Outback Boy to the World
14:10 – From Introvert to Champion: Greg’s Golfing Transformation
19:28 – Bob Hawke, Kerry Packer, and Presidential Leadership Insights
26:40 – Strategies for Expanding Golf’s Reach in Australia
29:30 – An Untold Story of Cuba submarine story
42:33 – Applying Golf’s Strategy to Business and Life
46:58 – Empowering Players and Creating Generational Wealth with LIV
53:08 – How LIV Golf Revolutionized the Sport and Player Control
01:02:22 – Facing Criticism and Staying True to LIV’s Vision
01:08:25 – Greg Norman’s Health Philosophy and Asia-Pacific Golf Future
01:18:00 – Bridging Political Divides for Australia

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