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

• Iona Stephen 13:30, 25 April 2026

  Alright, Wayne Riley on the call here, and we’ve just come through holes 17 and 18 with plenty of movement in the group. Brendan Considine couldn’t quite capitalise early—he’s steady but under pressure after a par on 17 and then a bogey on 18, leaving him +3 overall. Over the back, Dave Flanagan showed a bit of flare with a birdie on 17, but it was followed by some scramble—he’s been brought back with a double bogey on 18, still sitting at -2. And Ryan Kelly has had a tough run: a bogey on 17 and another bogey on 18, so he’s standing at +5 after those two holes. Big swings there—now it’s about who steadies the ship and who makes the next run count.
• Wayne Riley 12:31, 25 April 2026

  Alright, we’ve been watching this group swing into the last couple of holes, and what a turnaround in momentum it’s been. Brendan Considine has gone back-to-back birdies on holes 14 and 15, keeping things locked at +2 as he builds a tidy rhythm through the stretch. Dave Flanagan is also in birdie form—two in a row of his own on those same holes, and he’s sitting nice and steady at -2, looking comfortable when it counts. And Ryan Kelly has been right in the mix as well: birdie on 14, then just par on 15, leaving him at +3. All three are certainly doing damage around the greens and keeping the scoreboard honest as they push on.
• Paddy Power 12:31, 25 April 2026

  Paddy Power Latest Tournament Odds (as things stand)

  • Danny Finn (currently -3 after 6): 4/1 — Flying under the radar early; if he keeps his momentum, he’s the one to beat.
  • Eoghan Considine (currently -3 after 6): 4/1 — Tidy start and strong presence up top; looks capable of holding it together.
  • Liam Rockall (currently -3 after 7): 6/1 — A little more holes under the belt than the pair above; still bang in the mix.
  • Dave Flanagan (currently -2 after 15): 10/1 — Nearly halfway home and not backing off; could be the value play if consistency stays.
  • Brendan Considine (you: 11th, +28, birdie on 15, trending up): 25/1 — Big swing of momentum with that birdie; if the improvement trend continues, a top finish isn’t out of the question.

  How it might finish

  Short version: the front two (-3 after 6) look like they’ll be there at the death. With Finn and Eoghan sharing the early lead, I fancy it comes down to one of them edging out the rest, with Rockall closing strongest as the pack tightens.
• Paul McGinley 12:31, 25 April 2026

  Rivalry Update: Brendan Considine is picking up momentum on the back end, now sitting 11th with 28 total points after a birdie on Hole 15. The turn in this matchup is all about pace—his round trend is improving, and that’s exactly where rivalries get decided: when one player starts gaining strokes consistently instead of trading them.

  Right now, Considine’s form suggests he’s ready to push into the low finishes—watch how he handles the next stretch, because if this upward swing holds, the head-to-head tension with his rival only intensifies.
• Paul McGinley 12:07, 25 April 2026

  Rivalry update: Brendan Considine is starting to turn the screws in his matchup with his key rival—he just stroked one home for a birdie on Hole 14, moving the momentum his way.

  From 15th on the card with 25 points, and with the round trend now declining, Considine is showing that his best weapon isn’t just consistency—it’s timing. When the pressure rises, he’s landing the shots that swing head-to-head swings in this rivalry.

  Next test: can he convert this birdie into sustained pressure over the closing stretch and keep his rival scrambling?
• Wayne Riley 11:50, 25 April 2026

  Alright, what a run it’s been for this group over the last couple of holes. Brendan Considine steadied things up nicely—he’d drifted to a bogey on 11, but then bounced back with a par on 12, holding his card at +3. Across the way, Dave Flanagan is really finding his form: an eagle on 12 to square things up, followed by a birdie on 13—and he’s sitting level with the course at E. And Ryan Kelly is hanging in there too: despite remaining at +4, he’s got the positive momentum with par on 12 and then a birdie on 13. Big swing of momentum with Flanagan leading the charge—this one’s tightening up nicely.
• Paddy Power 10:56, 25 April 2026

  Paddy Power – Tournament Odds Update

  1st (Liam Rockall -1 after 1): 7/4

  2nd (Tom Curtin E after 1): 9/2

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

  4th (Ciaran Considine +2 after 1): 7/1

  Back-end chatter (incl. Brendan Considine +2 after 9): Brendan Considine 14/1

  Commentary: With Brendan Considine sitting 4th on 16 points after a bogey at the 9th and a declining round trend, he’s got work to do to climb—odds suggest he’ll be in the mix early doors, but the finish looks more likely to be shaped by Liam Rockall and Tom Curtin if they can keep the pressure on. I fancy a slow-burn fight at the top rather than a blowout.
• 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.
• Nick Dougherty 10:41, 25 April 2026

  Brendan Considine just pops it in for birdie on Hole 8—and from where he started, this is the kind of momentum you can really build on.

  He’s currently sitting 2nd on 15 points, and the round trend is declining, which means the scores are trending the right way. Keep attacking the right gaps, Brendan—this could be a very comfortable position if he stays patient.
• Paul McGinley 10:41, 25 April 2026

  Rivalry update: Brendan Considine is seizing the momentum in this head-to-head, and it feels like the kind of chess match he loves. After birdie on Hole 8, he’s sitting in the 2nd spot on 15 points, with the round trend continuing to decline—meaning his numbers are trending sharper, not sloppier.

  In this rivalry, the swing factor is consistency under pressure: Considine is forcing his opponent to answer quickly, because every time he gains a stroke or two, he turns the match into a must-make scenario. Right now, that pressure is on.
• Nick Dougherty 10:24, 25 April 2026

  Brendan Considine rolls in a bogey on Hole 7 to move things along at +2 overall. The momentum’s still there—he’s sitting 3rd with 12 points—and the round trend remains declining, which is the kind of stability you want as you push through the middle stretch.
• 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 10:01, 25 April 2026

  Brendan Considine rolls in for par on the 6th—and that keeps the wheels turning as he stays 3rd on the card.

  It’s a steadier spell from Brendan, and with the round trend moving in the right direction, he’s doing exactly what you want: take your number, keep the pressure on, and build from here.

  Score on the hole: Par ( +1 )
  Total points: 11
• Ewen Murray 09:48, 25 April 2026

  Brendan Considine rolls in for a bogey on the 5th, staying at +1 as he sits 3rd on the leaderboard. The story of his round so far is a declining trend—and while that bogey costs a bit, you’d be mad to write him off this early.

  With 9 points on the board, this is where Brendan needs to tighten the screws: give yourself chances, keep the ball in play, and let the putts do the talking from here.
• Nick Dougherty 09:28, 25 April 2026

  Nick Dougherty here, and we’ve just seen Brendan Considine roll in a par on Hole 4. That’s a steady, composed response—keeping him right in the mix.

  He’s sitting 1st at the moment with 8 points, and the good news? The round trend is declining, so you feel like he’s in control of his rhythm rather than chasing it.

  Good golf. Now it’s all about carrying that momentum onto the next one.
• 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.
• Ewen Murray 09:13, 25 April 2026

  Brendan Considine rolls in at the par on Hole 3—and that’s exactly the sort of steady footing you want with the leaderboard feeling just a touch more crowded.

  He’s currently 2nd on 6 points, and with the round trend in a declining direction, the pressure is on in a good way: tidy golf, keep the ball moving, don’t get clever.
• Nick Dougherty 09:00, 25 April 2026

  Brendan Considine strolls into Hole 2 and keeps it tidy with a par—and just like that, he’s sitting at E for the round.

  From a third-position perspective, that’s a steady sort of start: no drama, no disaster, just good control under pressure.

  And with the round trend now declining, you feel he’s got the game heading in the right direction early.
• Ewen Murray 08:43, 25 April 2026

  And we’re off here at Hole 1, and Brendan Considine gets things underway with par—a steady start.

  He moves into the early mix in 3rd position, sitting on 2 points already, and the round trend is heading the right way with that declining momentum.