That's gotta hurt...right?

Former World's #1 golfer Greg Norman and now ex-wife Laura Norman reached an agreement on how they would split up Greg's 300 Million dollar empire. Pass the beer. ..or the Great White...I'm sorry.

Laura said, "It's a relief and it's pretty much over and done with." I bet.

The vast business empire the couple amassed during their marriage has been carved up under the divorce deal.

The agreement divvies up the $20 million family mansion in Florida's exclusive Jupiter Island estate, the Norman's Estates Wine company, the popular Greg Norman sportswear line and Great White Shark Enterprises, with its golf course design division.

The one unresolved issue relates the tax debt on the seven private jets Norman owned during the marriage. Only seven jets Greg? What the hell's your problem?

Mrs. Norman's lawyer Jack Scarola said Norman had deferred paying some of the taxes on the jets. Who wouldn't?

Scarola also said when Norman sells his current jet, a $US60 million Gulfstream G-500, US tax authorities will ask for millions of dollars in tax debt exchanged during the buying and selling of the planes. Sometimes life sucks.

The lawyers have asked for Martin County Circuit judge Lawrence Mirman to decide how to split the tax debt during a trial later this year.

When the couple first announced plans for a divorce a year ago it seemed amicable, but became heated after photos of Norman and 52-year-old, former women's tennis champion Chris Evert holding hands in Sydney were published.

Oops. Here's that...

Greg is looking a bit older these days. I think he'll be ok.

While you're here you might as well watch this video that some kid made re-enacting the 9th inning of Game 6 of the 1986 World Series using his Nintendo and R.B.I. Baseball. As always...GO A'S!!!