Liam Nolan keeps his composure amid the Irish Open madness

Liam Nolan’s last appearance before coming home for this Amgen Irish Open was the Vierumaki Finnish Challenge, a tournament on the second-tier HotelPlanner Tour where he finished in a tie for 50th and earned €1,260.

This was his debut at his national open. It was being played on the west coast of Ireland, just a short enough drive from his homeplace in Galway, and there was the added madness of Donald Trump’s visit all spooned into the mix.

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