April Event

Battles

The rivalries and battles this player was engaged in during this round.

Scoring Profile

How this player has gotten their points over the course of this round.

Par Profile

How this player scores on par 3s, par 4s and par 5s, relative to the field, and across all recorded rounds.

3 Hole Profile

How this player scores in 3 hole chunks across a round, relative to the field, and across all recorded rounds.

Feed Updates

• Netflix 11:50, 25 April 2026

  🎬 Netflix x Full Swing 👀

  Rumor has it Dave Flanagan is set to tee it up next season—and after that eagle on Hole 12, sitting 7th with 23 points and a clearly improving round trend, we can already hear the couch-analysis starting.

  His vibe? All grit, under-control confidence, and that calm “watch this” energy—so on the show he’s likely to be the guy who stays composed under pressure… then surprises everyone with a clutch moment (like today’s eagle). Expect candid practice-room chatter, a few funny competitive quirks, and plenty of “just trust the process” quotes.

  Full Swing can’t wait. Neither can we. 👟⛳
• Paul McGinley 11:50, 25 April 2026

  Dave Flanagan just nails an eagle on Hole 12, vaulting himself to 7th at 23 points—and you can feel the pressure in this rivalry ramping up.

  Flanagan’s round is trending the right way: improving. The big question now? Can he keep the momentum against his chief rival, who will be looking to answer quickly on the back nine—because one swing can flip this match-up from chasing to controlling.

  Right now, Flanagan’s talking loud with that eagle: this rivalry is tightening, and he’s starting to dictate the pace.
• Max Homa 11:50, 25 April 2026

  Alright, Dave Flanagan on the 18th—man, it’s like watching a swing built from hope and duct tape. You’re aiming like you understand golf, but your setup and timing say you’re just hoping the ball gets the memo. With 24 points to show for it, this is the kind of performance that makes your own scorecard feel betrayed. Fire the practice plan up, because right now the ball’s doing cardio while you’re doing guesswork.
• Paddy Power 10:55, 25 April 2026

  Paddy Power Latest Tourney Odds (Outright)

  With the leaderboard still thin after the early stages, here’s how the bookies price it right now:

  • Liam Rockall — 4/1 (−1 after 1). Early front-running form and plenty of momentum.
  • Tom Curtin — 9/2 (E after 1). Solid start; if he keeps it tidy, he’s right in the shake-up.
  • Brendan Considine — 8/1 (+1 after 8). Big hole count already—can he keep the pressure on at the top?
  • Daire Greene — 10/1 (+1 after 1). One to watch if the birdie chances keep coming.
  • Dave Flanagan — 12/1 (+2 after 9). A bogey on 9 and a declining trend, but he’s still positioned to kick on.
  • Ciaran Considine — 14/1 (+2 after 1). Same score band as Flanagan—could be lurking for a late surge.
  • Ryan Kelly — 16/1 (+3 after 8). Needs a cleaner run, but the start isn’t dead yet.
  • Padraig Burke — 18/1 (E after 0). At even par, he’s capable of sudden improvement.
  • Evan O'Keeffe — 18/1 (E after 0). Fresh legs—dangerous if the putter wakes up.
  • Tony McHale — 20/1 (E after 0). Could sneak into contention if the scoring holds.

  How we think it finishes: Fancy Rockall to hang onto the lead and convert—but the market’s clustered so a couple of tidy stretches could flip it quickly. If Flanagan irons out the wobble, he’s got the legs to finish inside the top group, but the bookies want to see that downward trend steadied.

  Current lean: 1st = Rockall, 2nd = Curtin, 3rd = one of the Considines.
• Wayne Riley 10:41, 25 April 2026

  Alrighto, you’ve seen plenty happen over the last two holes and the picture’s pretty clear: Brendan Considine steadied himself nicely, flipping things from a bogey at 7 to a birdie at 8, and he’s hanging around at +1. Dave Flanagan followed a similar early bump, but he came back with a par at 8 after that bogey, so he too’s +1—not too much damage, just solid damage control. Now Ryan Kelly is the one who’s had a bit more movement: he’s been birdie-bogey-ing the last two, climbing to +3 overall, and he’s still got that punchy feel if he can turn one more chance into points.
• Ewen Murray 10:41, 25 April 2026

  Hole 8 — and Dave Flanagan walks it in for par… steady stuff. He’s still perched in 1st, on 15 points, and the round trend is continuing to head the right way.

  That’s exactly the kind of composed golf you want at this stage: no drama, no detour—just keep the scoreboard honest.
• Ewen Murray 10:24, 25 April 2026

  Dave Flanagan picks up a bogey on Hole 7—a bit of a stumble, but he’s still in the mix. He’s 3rd on the leaderboard, sitting on 13 points, and the round trend is still heading in the right direction, with momentum that’s starting to slip into his favour.

  That +1 won’t define the afternoon—watch how he responds over the next stretch. If he can tidy his scoring from here, he’ll be back right up at the sharp end.
• Wayne Riley 10:01, 25 April 2026

  Alright folks, two holes in the book and it’s been steady stuff out there. Brendan Considine managed to get himself back to square on the scoreboard—he’s been sitting at +1 after a bogey on the fifth and then a tidy par on the sixth to hold the line. Dave Flanagan has been even-keeled as well, with par on both holes to stay right on even. And Ryan Kelly? He’s also inching along at +1, carding par, par across holes five and six—no drama, just doing the job under pressure.
• Ewen Murray 10:00, 25 April 2026

  And there it is, Dave Flanagan comes in on Hole 6 with par—a tidy piece of control under pressure. He’s sat 1st in the clubhouse at 12 points, and the round trend stays nicely declining; that’s what you want when the back nine starts whispering for bold decisions.

  It’s steady, it’s smart, and Flanagan’s letting the course come to him.
• Ewen Murray 09:48, 25 April 2026

  Dave Flanagan has been made to work for it on Hole 5, but he does the job—finishes on par and keeps his momentum headed the right way.

  He’s currently sitting in 2nd, on 10 points, and with the round trend staying declining, that steadier rhythm is exactly what you want as the front half winds on.

  Good control from Dave there—no drama, just clean execution.
• Nick Dougherty 09:27, 25 April 2026

  Nick Dougherty: Dave Flanagan marches on at Hole 4, finding par to keep things steady as he sits in 2nd place. With 8 points on the board and that round trend continuing to look downhill, this is the kind of calm, controlled golf that keeps pressure on everyone else.
• Iona Stephen 09:13, 25 April 2026

  Alright, we’ve been following this group across the last two holes and it’s been a real mixed bag. Brendan Considine has steadied the ship brilliantly—back-to-back pars at holes 2 and 3, keeping him locked at even. Dave Flanagan couldn’t quite hold that momentum though: a bogey followed by a par leaves him still even, but you can feel he’ll want to tidy up those couple of swings before the round slips away. And Ryan Kelly—well, he started with par, but the wheels wobbled at the third hole with a double bogey, so he’s sitting +1 after two holes. Big moment for Ryan to respond quickly, because this is where momentum can flip in a hurry.
• Nick Dougherty 09:13, 25 April 2026

  And there we go for Dave Flanagan on Hole 3—he’s made par. It’s a steady little moment, not flashy, but exactly the sort of golf you need when you’re trying to keep your card clean.

  He’s in third at the moment with 6 points, and the round trend is still heading the right way—good signs for him as we move forward.
• Ewen Murray 09:01, 25 April 2026

  Dave Flanagan gets his round back on the rails on Hole 2 with a bogey—and you can feel the pressure in the air as he slots into 3rd on 4 points.

  It’s a bit of a grind early, but the round trend is still declining, and that’s exactly where you want to be: steady, composed, and ready to turn one mistake into momentum.
• Nick Dougherty 08:43, 25 April 2026

  Dave Flanagan gets things rolling beautifully on Hole 1—a birdie! And he’s straight into the lead at 1st position with 3 points on the board.

  It’s the kind of start you want: calm, confident golf, and you can feel the momentum already. With the round trend improving, this could be a really good one for Flanagan.
• Paul McGinley 08:43, 25 April 2026

  Rivalry Update: Dave Flanagan is turning heads early, drawing first-blood with a birdie on Hole 1 to sit 1st and move to 3 total points.

  In this matchup, Flanagan’s edge has been his momentum—when he finds the rhythm, his rival has to play catch-up fast. With the round trend reading Improving, he’s setting the tone for a head-to-head where one tight swing can swing the entire storyline.