Greg Norman Gets Philosophical About Doing ‘A Dirty Job’

Greg Norman got all philosophical in a recent Instagram post. The pro golfer talked about how it is essential for one to do their chore, even the ones termed “dirty jobs”.

The LIV Golf sensation talked about how it is important for everyone to do their share of jobs without terming it big or small. Regardless, for Norman, Sunday chores are his happy place.

Greg Norman gets philosophical while talking about his Sunday chores

We are all aware of the fact that Greg Norman has made a mark in the world of golf. His sharp skill and even sharper skill of communicating his stance have kept everyone on their toes.

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In a recent Instagram, the “Great White Shark” talked about the relevance of doing one’s chores. Big or small, all jobs deserve equal treatment, and Norman agrees.

The golf world sensation was seen pressure-cleaning the floor. He talked about the importance of self-dependence and how one should do tasks that are manageable for them to accomplish on their own.

He wrote, “Never ask others to do what you can do yourself! A dirty job, but one needs to do Sunday chores.” The pro golfer even went ahead to call it his happy place.

All in all, Norman’s philosophical post resonated with fans all around. Diverse reactions poured in the comments section of his viral post on Instagram.

Rory McIlroy on why Greg needs to take a step back

The compromise between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour has been in talks for a while now. Recently, Rory McIlroy, a well-renowned professional golfer from Northern Ireland who is a member of both the European and PGA Tours, talked about a requisite to the peace talks.

According to Rory, Greg Norman has to take a step back in order for the two leagues to finally find a common ground where they can agree on something.

McIlroy said, “There are a few things that I would like to see on the LIV side that needs to happen. I think Greg needs to go. I think he just needs to exit stage left. He’s made his mark, but I think now is the right time.

Additionally, for a while, there was news of Norman moving upstage. However, Al Sorour, a key LIV core member cleared the air. He said, “Greg Norman is our CEO and Commissioner. Any suggestion that changes are being made to Greg’s title or role is patently false.”

Diverse news is surfacing in the golf world, as we speak. Only time will tell what directions things will take for the world of golf in the coming months.

What are your thoughts on LIV Golf’s new move? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.

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