I'm a 44 year old man from Tasmania, Australia 🦘❤️ Growing up, I looked up to his talent and pride to be Australian ❤️🦘❤️ So, Mr Norman. Thank you for inspiring so many of my generation ❤️🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘
First saw him at Royal St George's at the 1985 Open. Amazing striker of the ball. I rooted for him so much in 1986 when he was the 54 hole leader in every major. I saw him win the 1993 Open, he played amazingly in the final round. Pity he has ruined his legacy now being involved with LIV golf.
I first saw him live at Moor Park in England around 1984 in the Bob Hope British Classic, only Seve was better than Greg. Greg was one of my idols as a teenage aspiring pro golfer.
I’m a huge Norman fan & I get really upset when I hear people call him a choker in golf he has 2 Majors well 2 of the greatest golf shots ever prevented him from winning 2 more. Bob Tway & Larry Mize hit awesome shots there was nothing Norman could have done differently he did everything right & it just wasn’t meant to be. I’m sure no matter how Norman is in interviews inside I’m sure it really bothers him.
Sorry to hear that your old man died Shark, my mum died last week, it is a strange time. With regards to Greg's "failures" some were others "successes" and the others are 'par for the course.' Whether you are 7 years old, or 97 years old, when you put your name down to compete, you are putting your name down, to win, lose, play, get stretchered off, implode, do something amazing, cost your team the game and then live with it, all of it, along with the highs, the lows, the physical, mental and spiritual agony that lasts a lifetime. At Greg's level, the elite, international stage of history, those moments live forever, for everyone. Those who cannot live with Greg's loss reveal themselves to be weak, entitled, selfish cowards. Fancy that, not being able to live with someone else's loss, when it has zero impact on your life and quite the contrary, should be a source of inspiration, whereby a man has given the example of life. He strived for victory and effectively died trying. Only the lost dare ask "what happened?" May ALLAH reunite us with those we love.
Most of my golfing friends believe that if you offer to play a Ryder Cup match between the PGA TOUR and LIVGOLF teams, the PGA TOUR team will be afraid of this option and refuse to play with the LIVGOLF team under any pretext. The LIV team has as many stars as the PJGA TOUR team.
I'm a 44 year old man from Tasmania, Australia 🦘❤️
Growing up, I looked up to his talent and pride to be Australian ❤️🦘❤️
So, Mr Norman.
Thank you for inspiring so many of my generation ❤️🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘
I Love this man he is such a fantastic gentleman, a true gem! ;-)
You are an icon.... God bless
A legend of the sport
Really enjoyed this, would love to see the second part as well if you've got.
Yes I agree where is part 2, the story needs to be finished
First saw him at Royal St George's at the 1985 Open. Amazing striker of the ball. I rooted for him so much in 1986 when he was the 54 hole leader in every major. I saw him win the 1993 Open, he played amazingly in the final round. Pity he has ruined his legacy now being involved with LIV golf.
Other than seeing Bill Clinton this is a great piece.
I first saw him live at Moor Park in England around 1984 in the Bob Hope British Classic, only Seve was better than Greg. Greg was one of my idols as a teenage aspiring pro golfer.
Greg learnt a lot in 1996 at Augusta
I’m a huge Norman fan & I get really upset when I hear people call him a choker in golf he has 2 Majors well 2 of the greatest golf shots ever prevented him from winning 2 more. Bob Tway & Larry Mize hit awesome shots there was nothing Norman could have done differently he did everything right & it just wasn’t meant to be. I’m sure no matter how Norman is in interviews inside I’m sure it really bothers him.
Sorry to hear that your old man died Shark, my mum died last week, it is a strange time.
With regards to Greg's "failures" some were others "successes" and the others are 'par for the course.'
Whether you are 7 years old, or 97 years old, when you put your name down to compete, you are
putting your name down, to win, lose, play, get stretchered off, implode, do something amazing, cost your team the game and then live with it, all of it, along with the highs, the lows, the physical, mental and spiritual agony that lasts a lifetime.
At Greg's level, the elite, international stage of history, those moments live forever, for everyone. Those who cannot live with Greg's loss reveal themselves to be weak, entitled, selfish cowards. Fancy that, not being able to live with someone else's loss, when it has zero impact on your life and quite the contrary, should be a source of inspiration, whereby a man has given the example of life. He strived for victory and effectively died trying. Only the lost dare ask "what happened?"
May ALLAH reunite us with those we love.
I would say he was embraced in a Way better place than you suspect Mr Clinton. He is loved!
Great coverage. Greg is an Amazing golfer~
I found the transcript to Part 2, but not the video: www.abc.net.au/austory/driving-greg-norman---part-two/9169884
every Monday morning.
Anyone manage to find part 2 of this somewhere?
my question exactly!
The priority for Nichlas WAS his family. Not golf. Married once.
Finest choker in all of sport.A true genius
Most of my golfing friends believe that if you offer to play a Ryder Cup match between the PGA TOUR and LIVGOLF teams, the PGA TOUR team will be afraid of this option and refuse to play with the LIVGOLF team under any pretext. The LIV team has as many stars as the PJGA TOUR team.
Where the hell is part 2????
Behind a pay wall.
Golf...... so easy it gets boring ! (Nah, no way :))
wow ... listen to that yanky twang he ended up with
Used to be my absolute favourite - thanks to his LIV involvememt, he has one less lifelong fan
Why criticize clinton was a good presidents just enjoy video
All this history to have Greg end up being more awful than Donald trump
Arrogant