Tiger Woods Rejected $700-$800 Million Offer From LIV Golf, Greg Norman Says

According to Greg Norman, Tiger Woods could have made over a billion dollars if he joined the new league.

During an interview with Tucker Carlson that aired on Monday night, Norman said that the huge proposal came from the league before he took the executive role with the organization.

Before Norman became CEO, that number was out there. That number has been out there. Look, Tiger is a needle mover, right?

He said that the number is in that neighborhood.

Tiger didn't accept the offer when he spoke about the new golf organization.

"I think that what they've done is they've turned their back on what has allowed them to get to this position, and that's what I think," Woods said.

Woods said at the July event that he didn't think Norman was doing things that were in the best interest of the game.

What are the incentives to practice for these players? Woods said something else. I don't know what the incentive is to earn it in the dirt. You get paid a lot of money upfront and play a lot of holes. They play music that is loud and has different atmospheres.

During the LIV Golf tournament in London in June, the PGA Tour suspended anyone who competed in it.