In the wake of LIV Golf’s backer pulling its money after this year, a number of players are reportedly looking to see where they can go next . But one said he is at peace with whatever happens. Thomas Pieters, a six-time DP World Tour winner, appeared on the Dan on Golf podcast Monday and offered insight from last month’s LIV Golf event in Mexico City when word began to circulate about LIV Golf’s up-in-the-air future. “It wasn’t pleasant. The atmosphere was very grim,” Pieters said. “I had enough of it after about three, four hours. Everybody was talking about it, everybody’s checking Twitter every two seconds. “Tuesday evening I called home, I was ‘I’m ready to retire on Monday if they really pull the plug that quick.’ That was O.K. with me.” Pieters, 34, who played at Illinois and won an NCAA individual title in 2012, won six times on the DP World Tour between 2015 and 2022 and made 53 starts on the PGA Tour, making 40 cuts with a best finish of T2 at the 2017 Genesis Open.…