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A disappointing four-over par meant Rory McIlroy had more to worry about than the disruption caused by US President Donald Trump’s arrival in Doonbeg.
Donald Trump has landed at the Amgen Irish Open, the US president touching down in his Marine One helicopter just before 3pm and sweeping in to the hotel complex he owns 15 minutes later, past a crowd of a few hundred souls.
Shane Lowry bounded off the 18th green with the course record 62 on his scorecard and a grin cracking across his face.
Donald Trump has applied to extend the ballroom at his Doonbeg hotel, but the planning process has been held up by an objection centred on protecting the rare narrow-mouthed whorl snail. Any of our protected snails watching on at the first round of the Irish Open would recognise its pace.
Sept 9 : Amid the increasingly heated U.S.-Canadian trade war, the Buffalo Bills of the National Football League have weighed in with an apparent goodwill gesture to mark the season opening of their new home stadium near the border of New York and Ontario.
US President Donald Trump’s trip to Doonbeg to watch the Amgen Irish Open brings its own baggage. The venue, the attendees and the players will all feel it.
Amid a trade war that includes President Donald Trump's threats to Canadian sovereignty and his plan to ban imports of several Canadian products to the U.S., the NFL's Buffalo Bills have made an unexpected announcement.
In truth, we’re set for an Irish Open unlike any other. As Trump International Doonbeg plays host to the old championship for a first time, with the sound of the Marine One helicopter expected to provide a noisy backdrop at some stage or other on Saturday, the players – none more so than world number two and defending champion Rory McIlroy – will look to keep the focus on their own concerns.