April Event

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Tom Curtin's Recap

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• Dan Rapaport 15:40, 25 April 2026

  Alright, here’s the shop talk on Tom Curtin: he’s sitting 15th with 27 points, but the whispers around the ropes say his game plan is being tweaked on the fly—more “keep it simple” off the tee, less hero stuff, and a suspiciously tighter wedge setup than we saw earlier in the week. One insider even joked that Tom’s been spending extra time talking to anyone who’ll listen… and not about swing mechanics—more about how to survive the tough pins before the rest of the field catches on. In other words: he’s not panicking, he’s plotting.
• Twitter 15:40, 25 April 2026

  Oh Tom Curtin… on +9 through 18 and that double bogey on 18 like you’re trying to win a “Longest Way to the Parking Lot” award. 📉🤡

  Guess the only thing trending is your downhill spiral to 15th. Maybe try hitting the ball toward the course next time, champ.
• Paul McGinley 15:40, 25 April 2026

  Rivalry Update: Tom Curtin — After a rough finish on Hole 18 with a double bogey, Curtin slipped to 15th with 27 points on the day. The round trend is declining, and that swing late is exactly where rivalries get dangerous: one player’s momentum spike is another’s comeback window closing.

  For Curtin, the key now is damage control—turning this late setback into quick recovery for the next stretch, because head-to-head pressure rarely lets a player settle after a finish like that.
• Twitter 15:17, 25 April 2026

  Tom Curtin out here defending that +7 like it’s a family heirloom 😭 Hole 17 bogey and you’re still fighting for your life in 14th. Declining round? More like free-fall. Nice putt—almost made it to the other fairway!
• Dan Rapaport 15:00, 25 April 2026

  Dan Rapaport here with the little insider swirl on Tom Curtin: word in the ropes is he’s been a touch more focused off the course than usual—there’s chatter he’s quietly tightening up his short-game routine because a couple of “almost” saves have been costing him strokes. He’s sitting 15th with 26 points, and the vibe around him is that once he gets one clean look at the speed control, he’s going to flip the script fast—just watch how quickly his putter starts showing up when the greens get tricky.
• Twitter 15:00, 25 April 2026

  Oh Tom Curtin… you’re out here playing like your swings have “save as draft” enabled. 😭

  Hole 16: dbl bogey… and we’re still somehow on +6. That’s not golf, that’s thrilling audio from the rough.

  Keep it going, champ—finish 15th if you can find the ball first! ⛳️🔥
• Paul McGinley 15:00, 25 April 2026

  Rivalry update: Tom Curtin is grinding through this one under pressure on the back nine—after a double bogey on Hole 16, he’s sitting at 15th with 26 points.

  This is where the head-to-head rivalry typically tightens: one slip like that can swing momentum fast, especially against an opponent who’s ready to pounce when your round trend starts declining. Curtin will need a quick response over the closing holes to keep the rivalry advantage within reach.
• Wayne Riley 14:42, 25 April 2026

  Alright, you’ve really seen the mix of momentum over these last two holes, and right now it’s Ciaran Considine looking the most comfortable. Ciaran’s gone par on 14 and then birdie on 15, holding his momentum while the other boys are having to work a bit harder. Liam Rockall took a bogey on 14, but he’s bounced straight back with a birdie on 15—that’s the sort of response you want under pressure. Meanwhile Tom Curtin hasn’t been able to swing it the right way: par on 14 followed by a bogey on 15, so he’s just slipped further behind. And Daire Greene’s in the same rhythm—birdie on 14, then bogey on 15, netting it out but leaving him outside where he’d like to be as they turn their focus to what’s next.
• Paddy Power 14:42, 25 April 2026

  Paddy Power Tournament Odds (latest market)

  • Danny Finn (currently -6 after 14): 4/7  — Big engine out in front; if he keeps it tidy, he’s the one to beat.
  • Dave Flanagan (currently -2 after 18): 7/2  — Done the hard graft; chasing, but it’s there to be won if the leaders slip.
  • Liam Rockall (currently -2 after 15): 9/2  — In the mix and still with time to swing the momentum.
  • Ciaran Greene (currently -1 after 13): 6/1  — One of the danger men; could pinch a late couple of bites.
  • Eoghan Considine (currently -1 after 14): 8/1  — Steady enough to posture; needs a clean finish stretch.
  • Tom Curtin (currently +4 after 15): 150/1  — Big ask from here, but if the front has a wobble, you never say never.

  How I reckon it might finish

  Danny Finn looks the likely winner at odds-on, with Dave Flanagan and Liam Rockall the main chasers to fight for the runners-up spots if the pace fades.
• Dan Rapaport 13:50, 25 April 2026

  Dan Rapaport’s Tee-Box Gossip: Looks like Tom Curtin is trying to shake off a little “almost” energy right around 10th—and, word in the clubhouse is he’s been quietly leaning on a more aggressive pre-shot routine. Nothing dramatic—just extra rehearsals with his irons and a couple of new habits around pace of play. He’s sitting at 21 points, and the insiders think that’s his cushion… but also a reminder that if he tightens up the short-game execution, he could jump from “solid” into “dangerous” real fast.
• Twitter 13:50, 25 April 2026

  OH TOM CURTIN… really out here playing “double bogey roulette” on Hole 12 like it’s a new feature. 🤡

  Up to +3 and somehow still 10th—bro, you’re not trending down, you’re sliding. 😭🏌️‍♂️
• Paul McGinley 13:50, 25 April 2026

  Rivalry Update: Tom Curtin has momentum in the right direction, but his battle at the top is getting tested again—he’s just stumbled on Hole 12 with a double bogey, dropping him to 10th on 21 total points. With the round trend declining, this is exactly where rivalries get loud: one swing away from a comeback—or a slip into a chase.

  Keep an eye on how Curtin responds from here: if he can steady the scoring after that double bogey, he’ll stay in the rivalry conversation late in the round. If not, the lead won’t give him many second chances.
• Wayne Riley 13:02, 25 April 2026

  Alright, what a swing through these last two holes, and it’s had that full rollercoaster feel—Daire Greene started with the birdie at 8, then immediately copped a double bogey on 9 to drag him back to +3 overall. Meanwhile Liam Rockall played it steadier: a birdie at 8, followed by a bogey at 9—he’s hanging around at -3 and still very much in the fight. For Ciaran Considine, it was classic momentum golf—he dropped a bogey on 8, then popped up with an eagle on 9 to hold his ground at -1, while Tom Curtin stayed consistent with back-to-back pars and remains even. Big contrast in the scoring patterns there, and it sets up a fascinating next stretch.
• Paddy Power 13:01, 25 April 2026

  📣 Paddy Power Tournament Odds (Latest)

  1st: Danny Finn -5 (after 8) — 4/7

  2nd: Liam Rockall -3 (after 9) — 5/1

  3rd: Eoghan Considine -3 (after 8) — 6/1

  4th: Dave Flanagan -3 (after 16) — 7/1

  5th: Ciaran Greene E (after 7) / Tony McHale E (after 7) — 18/1

  Tom Curtin update (now 7th, E after 9): He’s steady but the round trend is declining. With the front-runners already stacked under par, Curtin needs a quick turnaround—one or two low holes could flip the script, but at the moment the value isn’t there.

  How it might finish: Finn to hold the lead, with Liam/Eoghan the main late challengers. I’d expect a tight battle for the runner-up spots as the course tightens up.
• Iona Stephen 12:46, 25 April 2026

  Alright, two holes in the bag and the group’s momentum’s been a real mixed bag. Ciaran Considine started to stir with a birdie on 7, but the wheels slightly wobbled on 8 when he came back with a bogey—so he’s sitting at +1 for the stretch. Liam Rockall, though, is the story so far: he’s been dialled right in—par on 7 and then straight back with a birdie on 8, keeping him firmly at -4. Tom Curtin was steady, making par on both holes, so no movement there at even. And Daire Greene is building a little too—par on 7 followed by a birdie on 8, leaving him at +1 overall.
• Iona Stephen 12:08, 25 April 2026

  Alright folks, we’ve been glued to the action over the last two holes and it’s been a real mixed bag across the group. Daire Greene has stayed steady but a touch of grind—back-to-back par results have him sitting at +2 for the stretch. Liam Rockall is where the fireworks started: he flicked it to a birdie on 5, then bounced back with a bogey on 6, leaving him nicely -3 overall for these holes. Meanwhile Tom Curtin couldn’t quite capitalise—he’s got par on 5 followed by a bogey on 6, so he’s standing E. And what a turnaround from Ciaran Considine—it was par on 5, then an eagle on 6 to surge ahead, currently +1. Big momentum swings there, and you can feel the pressure building as we head to the next one.
• Iona Stephen 11:58, 25 April 2026

  Alright, great run through the last two holes, and you can see the scoreboard starting to shape up. Liam Rockall has been red-hot—back-to-back birdies at holes 4 and 5 to stay firmly in the mix, holding steady on -4 overall. Tom Curtin, meanwhile, kept things solid with consecutive pars, no drama, no damage—he’s still sitting at -1. Up the other end, Daire Greene couldn’t quite find the kick on these holes, carding pars for +2 overall, while Ciaran Considine grabbed a birdie on the 4th but then steadied with a par on the 5th—he remains at +3. Big swings can happen from here, but right now it’s Rockall controlling the tempo with that two-hole birdie streak.
• Nick Dougherty 11:23, 25 April 2026

  Tom Curtin gets things moving in a hurry on Hole 3—a birdie to move to third in the standings. That’s seven points in total now, and the way his round’s trending? Improving. He’s finding the right lines early, and you can feel the momentum shift—this could be a real springboard for him.
• Wayne Riley 11:14, 25 April 2026

  Alright folks, following the group through the last couple of holes and it’s been a pretty crisp start for Liam Rockall. He’s marched up the leaderboard with back-to-back birdies to sit a handy two under overall, clearly dialled in around the greens and putting nicely. Tom Curtin, meanwhile, has steadied things with pars on both holes, hanging right around even as he looks to build momentum. Up the other end of the leaderboard, Daire Greene has taken bogeys on both, slipping to plus two, while Ciaran Considine has had the rougher patch—starting with a double bogey and then following with a par, so he’s still nursing that cushion at plus two. Two holes down, but you can already feel the pressure starting to shape who’s going to push forward next.
• Ewen Murray 11:14, 25 April 2026

  Tom Curtin moves along nicely on Hole 2, playing it par—and that keeps the momentum ticking over. He’s currently 4th on 4 points overall, and with the round trend heading down, you can feel the pressure building for the chasers as Tom holds his nerve.