Jon Rahm said he has become "pretty good at dealing with turbulence" as he sought to keep attention on his game ahead of this week's Irish Open.
The world-class Spaniard, who has been linked with ongoing questions around LIV Golf, declined to comment on his future with the breakaway circuit, telling reporters he was not ready to discuss the matter and wanted to concentrate on the tournament.
Rahm emphasised that he was focused on his preparation and performance on the course, saying recent uncertainty had not affected his day-to-day approach. "I've become pretty good at dealing with turbulence," he said, without elaborating further.
The comments came as the Irish Open gets under way, with Rahm one of the higher-profile names in the field. Tournament organisers and fans will be watching to see how he performs, but Rahm made clear his immediate priority was the week's play rather than off-course matters.