LIV Golf Chief Greg Norman Reps Snoop Dogg in Latest Video Flaunting Donald Trump, Caitlyn Jenner and Others

The LIV Golf Invitational Series has been facing criticism since its inception. Some golf fans have started liking the Saudi-backed league which managed to start its 54-hole event. And the LIV CEO and former world no. 1, Greg Norman, is happy about it and he showcased it through his social media.

In a new video shared on his Instagram, the Aussie can be seen flexing his hospitality skills at the Pro-Am event in Bedminster.

He used the famous Still Dre song by Dr. Dre ft. Snoop Dog in the video. And he showcased how he interacted with the audience and players during the Pro-Am. 

Greg Norman had fun with the celebrities and golfers at the Pro-Am!

The Saudi-backed golf league held its Pro-Am event a day before the official event at the Trump National Golf Club. Notably, the star-studded event featured many first-time players. This included the former NFL players Lawrence Taylor and Brian Urlacher and the Olympic Decathlete, Caitlyn Jenner. 

The former President of America, Donald Trump, and the former NBA star player Charles Barkley also played on Thursday. Notably, the aspiring professional golfer and social media influencer, Hailey Ostrom, was also part of the Pro-Am event. She played with Jenner, and the golfers, Paul Casey and Ian Poulter. 

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In the video shared by Greg Norman, the viewers can see him interacting with Jenner, Trump, and Dustin Johnson, among many other players. Furthermore, he took pictures and even signed autographs. The LIV CEO tried his best to make everybody from the event return home with nothing but happy memories.

The LIV Golf Invitational Series – Round 3 at Bedminster

After Portland, the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster is hosting the third event of the LIV Series. After a fun day at the Pro-Am, the golfers started playing the official 54-hole event on July 29. 

The newest addition to the league, Henrik Stenson, leads the field with a 9-over after the first two rounds. The former major tournament champions, Dustin Johnson and Patrick Reed, holds second and third places, respectively. Like the first and second events, the 48 golfers are competing to win the $4 million prize money.  

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