Tom McKibbin relaxed ahead of Irish Open despite uncertain LIV future

Thirty mile an hour winds buffeted Tom McKibbin as he played Trump International Golf and Links resort for the first time on Tuesday, and he looked anything but ruffled by the experience, or by the storm clouds over LIV golf.

Reports have it that LIV is looking to file for bankruptcy protection now that its Saudi backers have pulled the plug on its ostentatious investment.

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