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McIlroy Says Trump’s Irish Open Visit Will Bring Tight Security and a Different Feel
McIlroy said extra security and limited crowds will be needed as Trump is expected to attend the Amgen Irish Open, which he called a logistical challenge.
- Defending champion Rory McIlroy acknowledged that President Donald Trump's upcoming visit to the Amgen Irish Open creates logistical challenges, though he emphasized players must focus on the tournament at Trump International Golf Links Doonbeg.
- Trump is expected to arrive in Ireland this Saturday for an official two-day visit, with plans to attend the DP World Tour event running through Sunday in County Clare.
- "Who are we to say no?" McIlroy told BBC Northern Ireland, adding that crowds will be limited on weekends but "we're here to play a golf tournament and it's a good golf course so we'll keep our heads down and play."
- Extra security protocols are necessary for the high-profile visit, with McIlroy noting limited weekend crowds, while the tournament at Doonbeg has attracted a strong field including major winners Jon Rahm and Brooks Koepka.
- The event marks the first time the Irish Open is staged at Doonbeg, adding to the spotlight alongside 31st-time participant Pádraig Harrington and European Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald competing in the field.
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The Irish Open takes place for the first time on Donald Trump's golf course in Doonbeg. The visit of the US President presents the small village and the players with special challenges, as Rory McIlroy reports.
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