Matt Goodman is the second major executive to leave LIV Golf in as many months.
The second LIV Golf season gets underway next month in Mexico, but the series will be venturing forward without another top executive.
according to Sports Business JournalGoodman was leading strategy and operations for LIV's 12 teams, including developing league and team policies, revenue, branding and innovation. Before joining the breakaway golf league, Goodman worked for New York City Football Club as COO and chief commercial officer. He also spent time with the NBA, Madison Square Garden and the Cleveland Browns.
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