Final LIV Golf Leaderboard At The Amgen Irish Open
Joaquin Niemann led the LIV Golf contingent as nine players from the circuit competed at Trump International Doonbeg
There was a strong LIV Golf presence at the Amgen Irish Open, with nine players from the circuit teeing it up at Trump International Doonbeg and several making their presence felt towards the top of the leaderboard.
Ultimately, none of them were able to claim the title, as Shane Lowry ran away with it, winning by a record margin of 11 shots.
However, there were still some impressive performances among the LIV contingent, with Torque GC captain Joaquin Niemann getting the closest to Lowry.
He finished a distant runner-up on 12-under, while Tom McKibbin also enjoyed a strong week to finish T5 on 10 under.
Tom McKibbin had a good week at Trump International Doonbeg
Sergio Garcia went into the week looking for his second Irish Open title, having claimed his first professional win at the event back in 1999.
Even though he couldn't replicate that achievement, he still finished a creditable T14 on six-under-par.
He was joined in that position by another former Irish Open champion, Adrian Meronk, who won the event in 2022.
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Garcia and Meronk weren't the only LIV Golfers with previous success at the event. Another was Jon Rahm, who won the title in 2017 and 2019.
Jon Rahm wasn't able to win his third title at the Amgen Irish Open
Rounds of 70, 67, 72 and 67 ensured he finished four-under-par for the tournament to place T23.
Four LIV Golfers failed to make it beyond 36 holes - David Puig, Thomas Detry, Laurie Canter and Tyrrell Hatton.
Here is the final LIV Golf leaderboard at the Amgen Irish Open.
Final LIV Golf Leaderboard At The Amgen Irish Open
- T2 (-12) Joaquin Niemann
- T5 (-10) Tom McKibbin
- T14 (-6) Sergio Garcia
- T14 (-6) Adrian Meronk
- T23 (-4) Jon Rahm
- MC David Puig
- MC Thomas Detry
- MC Laurie Canter
- MC Tyrrell Hatton
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