September Event #1

Rivalry update: Kevin Coen is turning the pressure into momentum on the back nine.

After drilling a birdie on Hole 9, Coen sits at 15th on 13 points, and with the round trend still declining, he looks like the player trying to seize the upper hand in this matchup—setting the tone against his rival at the moment they most want stability.

The rivalry’s story right now: fewer mistakes, quicker separation, and Coen putting up just enough scoring to make every next shot feel like a test.

Paddy Power Latest Tournament Odds (after 9 holes)

Ciaran Considine (1st, -1, bogey on the 9th): 4/6

Ciaran Greene (2nd, E after 7): 11/4

Daire Greene (3rd, +1 after 6): 9/2

Tom Curtin (4th, +1 after 6): 10/1

Brendan Considine (5th, +1 after 8): 14/1

Quick take: Ciaran Considine’s still got that top-slot to defend, but the trend’s coming off the boil—bogey at 9 and we’ve seen it tighten up. I’ve got him edging it, though; I fancy a late-management finish to hold off the Greens.

Likely finish: Considine to win, with Ciaran Greene the main danger and Daire Greene lurking for a podium push.

And there we go on Hole 9 for Ciaran Considine—a bogey there, but he’s still holding his nerve in the clubhouse position.

He’s still leading this one, sitting 1st with 19 points, and you can see the round’s been trending the right way as he’s keeping things under control despite that slip on the card.

Now, it’s all about staying aggressive where it’s there, and just making sure he doesn’t overcook it in the next stretch.

Dan Rapaport here with some tour-lane gossip: Eoghan Considine is sitting 16th with 12 points, and word in the ropes is he’s been a little too dialed-in on the practice green—hovering over the same couple of reads like they’re gonna “change their mind” by Saturday. A couple of guys noticed him swapping between putter grips mid-session, too, and that’s usually a tell you he’s chasing a specific feel, not just practicing. If he gets that rhythm back on the greens, don’t be surprised if he turns this into one of those quiet surges—because from what I’m hearing, his confidence isn’t the problem… it’s the finish.

Paddy Power Golf Ticker – Latest Tournament Odds

With Eoghan Considine sitting 15th on 12 pts after a double bogey on the 9th and a declining round trend, the market’s swinging towards the lads still near the summit.

1) Ciaran Considine (currently -2 after 8) — 7/2

2) Ciaran Greene (currently E after 7) — 11/2

3) Tom Curtin (currently +1 after 6) — 10/1

4) Daire Greene (currently +1 after 6) — 12/1

5) Brendan Considine (currently +1 after 8) — 14/1

How it may finish: Looks like a Considine vs Greene battle at the business end. If Ciaran Considine keeps the card clean from here, he’s the one to be with—Ciaran Greene feels the best “catch-up” line, while the +1s at the top are likely to have to rely on a bit of scoring chaos ahead.

For Eoghan: That dbl-bogey bruised the momentum—he’ll need a strong back nine to climb back into contention.

Oh look, Eoghan Considine found another way to turn “easy” into dbl bogey—and somehow it’s still not the fun kind of chaos. Hole 9 = chaos. Position 16 = suffering. At this rate he’ll finish the round before the ball does. 😭⛳ #MakeParGreatAgain

Eoghan Considine is grinding through the back nine at 16th, but today’s rivalry story is getting testy: he just played Hole 9 for a double bogey, and with the round trend declining, the momentum swing feels loud.

In this head-to-head rivalry, that kind of jump can flip the pressure—because the opponent only needs steady golf now to keep the margin tight. Considine will need clean, calmer swings over the next stretch to stop the gap from widening on the leaderboard and to claw back the psychological edge.

Dan Rapaport here—and I’m hearing some fresh chatter around Padraig Burke: the kind that happens when a player’s sitting 13th with 14 points and suddenly everybody’s watching what’s going on behind the ropes. Word is Padraig’s been tinkering with his pre-shot routine—less talking, more pacing—because he’s convinced the starts of his rounds are where he’s giving away just a touch too much momentum. Add in that his caddie has been quietly nudging him to lean on his “safe” club selection on the tricky distances, and suddenly you’ve got a Burke that looks calm… but only because he’s planning his way out of trouble.

Padraig Burke update: dbl bogey on the 9th sees him 13th on 14 pts with a declining round trend.

Paddy Power Tourney Odds (latest)

• Ciaran Considine (lead -2): 5/2 to win
• Ciaran Greene (E): 11/4
• Dave Flanagan (+2): 9/1
• Alan Dempsey (+2): 10/1
• Tony McHale (+2): 12/1
• Brendan Considine (+1): 14/1
• Tom Curtin (+1): 16/1
• Stevie Geraghty (+3): 20/1

How it might finish: Considine looks the most likely to ride out the pressure, with Greene and the +1/+2 crowd setting up a tight chase. If anyone catches fire late, it’ll probably come from the golfers sitting on +1 to +2—but a couple of big swings could easily shuffle the podium.

Burke call: To claw back after that double-bogey, he’ll need a couple of low holes in a row—otherwise he’s likely to drift further down the board.

Padraig Burke out here playing like the weather app—all “double” and no “bogey.” 🤡 +4 through 9 and already got the mulligan imagination working overtime. Hold it together, big fella! 👏⛳️ #GolfFacepalm

Rivalry Update: Padraig Burke is in the thick of it again around the turn—after a double bogey on Hole 9, he’s sitting at 13th with 14 points. You can feel the rivalry tightening: when one player swings momentum, the other has to respond immediately, and Burke’s round has gone a bit sideways right when it mattered most.

Round Trend: Declining. Now the key for Burke is damage control—because in this matchup, the opponent will be hunting every lost stroke on the back nine.

HOLY heck, Danny Finn… +5 through 7 and we’re acting like “par on 7” is some kind of comeback tour. 😭

Bro’s scorecard looks like it caught stage fright—15th place, round trend declining, and that putting grip is giving “please miss” energy. ⛳️😤

Dan Rapaport here—and let me tell you, the clubhouse chatter around Evan O’Keeffe at 17th with 7 points is spicy. Word is he’s been quietly tweaking his pre-shot routine—less talking, more pacing—because someone in his camp noticed his tempo tends to get a little too “Hollywood” when the stakes climb. The real gossip? A buddy swears Evan was seen lingering by the practice green after his round, not to hit full shots, but to dial in a couple of those in-between lag putts that either save par or turn into a comedy of errors. If he keeps that calmer cadence, the rumor is he’s got a real shot to climb from the pack—otherwise, you’ll hear the same story again on the next tee.

Evan O’Keeffe really woke up like “today I’ll aim for double bogey” 😭

Up +7 after 7 holes and somehow still confident… buddy that’s not a swing, that’s a cry for help. #Golf #FairwaysAndFlops

Evan O'Keeffe is trying to keep a lid on this rivalry moment as play moves to Hole 7, where he’s just posted a double bogey. He sits 17th with 7 points, and the round trend is declining, meaning every shot now has extra weight against the player he’s chasing in this matchup.

This is the kind of swing that can turn a rivalry on its head: when one side stumbles early, the pressure tightens and the next “answer” shot becomes personal. O’Keeffe needs to steady the ball and get momentum back fast—because in rivalries, one missed chance quickly turns into several.

Ciaran Greene wraps up Hole 7 with a bogey—and you can feel that little wobble as he stays focused in 2nd place. He’s sitting on 14 points overall with the round trend continuing to decline, so the key now is to keep things simple: give the putter a clean look, and don’t chase flags you don’t have to.

Dave Flanagan is swinging it with some serious purpose right now—this is that kind of smooth, repeatable tempo that makes golf feel easy when you’re actually thinking less. From the tee, he’s dialing in his lines, and on approach he’s giving himself makeable looks instead of getting cute. At 6th with 14 points, he’s playing confident, attacking the right targets, and stacking momentum like it’s part of the plan. This is the kind of form that can absolutely climb the board fast—watch out.

Netflix is hearing a rumour…

Dave Flanagan could be joining next year’s Full Swing! 👀

After finishing Hole 8 with an eagle, the momentum’s all his—currently sitting 6th with 14 points and a clearly improving trend.

And personality-wise? If he brings even a slice of that confident, calm-on-the-course energy to the cameras, we’re in for a wild season: quick wit, fearless shot choices, and probably a few “did you see that?” moments when the pressure kicks in.

Full Swing fans—should Dave be ready for tee-time drama (and highlight-reel eagles)? ⛳️

LET’S GO, Dave Flanagan! That eagle on Hole 8 has you pushing up the leaderboard—currently 6th with 14 points. You’re trending UP and it’s only getting better! ⛳️🔥 #GolfVibes #KeepGoing

Dave Flanagan is turning this round into a real head-to-head story. He just popped an eagle on Hole 8, leaping to 6th on 14 points, and the momentum is clearly shifting—his round trend is improving.

As for the rivalry angle, Flanagan’s been pressing his opponent at the exact moments that matter most: convert-to-take-control holes. That eagle isn’t just a score swing—it’s a message that the chase partner can’t coast anymore. Expect the tension to rise from here, because if he keeps building, this rivalry stops being a contest of consistency and becomes one of nerve.