June Event

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Ciaran Greene's Recap

Battle: Danny Finn vs Ciaran Greene

Battles

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

Scoring Profile

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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

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• Twitter 15:02, 6 June 2026

  Oi Ciaran Greene, mate—three straight “almost” moments on the back nine and you finish with a bogey on 18 like it’s a lifestyle choice. 😭

  Up to 13th with +10? That’s not a round, that’s a slow-motion car crash with a 7-iron.

  #Golf #CiaranGreene #SendHelp
• Dan Rapaport 14:43, 6 June 2026

  Alright, golf heads—Dan Rapaport here with a little clubhouse intel on Ciaran Greene. He’s sitting 12th with 25 points, and word on the range is he’s been quietly swapping notes with a couple of the older campaigners about his tempo—nothing dramatic, just “micro-adjustments” after a couple of rushed swings that cost him easy looks. The real gossip? A fellow player claims Greene’s been testing a new pre-shot routine with a deliberately longer pause at the top, like he’s trying to steal back control when the pressure rises. If that patience clicks over these next holes, you’ll see him climbing fast—because when Greene’s rhythm is right, he’s got that sneaky ability to make the course feel smaller than it is.
• Twitter 14:43, 6 June 2026

  Oi Ciaran Greene… “scratched” on 17? Mate you didn’t erase the score—you erased the confidence. 😂

  Now you’re sitting 12th on +9 through 17 with the round trend “declining” like it’s on life support. Let’s goooo—hit the next one like you mean it! 🏌️‍♂️💥
• Paul McGinley 14:43, 6 June 2026

  Rivalry Update: Ciaran Greene’s day has taken another twist on the back end—after a rough moment on Hole 17 (a scratch), he sits 12th with 25 points.

  What’s notable in this rivalry: Greene’s momentum has been declining across the round, and that kind of drop usually spells trouble when he’s up against an opponent who thrives on late pressure. With Hole 17 slipping away, the head-to-head edge swings a little harder toward the rival—because now Greene needs a clean finish to avoid the rivalry turning into a confidence gap.

  Next step: if Greene can steady the closing holes, he can still claw back points and keep the rivalry fight sharp.
• Paddy Power 14:22, 6 June 2026

  Paddy Power Golf Specials — Tournament Odds (latest)

  It’s tight up top, with the leaderboard bunching hard as the back nine starts to bite.

  1st / to win
  Alan Dempsey 2/1 (level par-ish at the summit, stays composed under pressure)
  Ryan Kelly 7/2 (birdie-ready; can make a move late)
  Eoghan Considine 8/1 (steady looks—just needs one more low swing)
  Padraig Burke 10/1 (dangerous if the scoring opens up)
  Ciaran Considine 16/1 (can climb fast with a couple of slips in front)
  Oisin O'Malley 20/1 (stay patient, grab any freebies)
  Paul O'Donnell 25/1 (outside shot, but momentum matters)
  Phil Staunton 30/1 (needs everything to go his way)

  How we think it finishes
  My read: Dempsey just about holds the lead—Ryan Kelly is the main threat for a late charge. The mid-pack will be battling for the podium spots, with Considine likely to make a late push if there’s a back-nine birdie run.

  For Ciaran Greene: He’s currently 10th (+6)—odds reflect an uphill climb, but if he turns the declining trend around from here he can still claw back ground.
• Iona Stephen 13:54, 6 June 2026

  Alrighto, Wayne Riley here, and we’ve been glued to this group for the last two holes. Kevin Coen is holding it together at +7—he stayed square on that run, par at the 12th and then par again at the 13th, so no hiccups for him. Over on the other side, Ciaran Considine is sitting at +5 as well, with a steady par at 12 followed by a bogey at 13—he’s still doing a decent job of limiting the damage. And Ciaran Greene is tracking at +6, also starting the stretch with par and then dropping one with a bogey at 13. It’s been solid, but there’s a little wobble mid-way through—now it’s about staying composed and making sure these chances don’t disappear.
• Paddy Power 13:00, 6 June 2026

  Paddy Power – Tournament Odds (Latest)

  • Alan Dempsey (-2 after 6): 2/1 — Looks sharp and still has time to press.
  • Oisin O'Malley (E after 5): 9/2 — Solid pace; a couple of birdie chances could swing it.
  • Padraig Burke (E after 6): 5/1 — Made it tough for the chasing pack; keep it tidy and he'll be there.
  • Ryan Kelly (E after 7): 6/1 — One of the safer-looking leaders; consistency wins from here.
  • Mike Rockall (+2 after 5): 14/1 — Can shoot, but needs a few low numbers to get rolling.
  • Ciaran Greene (+? currently 12th; bogey on 9th): 40/1 — Momentum's dipped; he'll need to turn bogeys into birdies fast.

  How it might finish: Think Dempsey holds off the early leaders, with O'Malley and Burke the two main threats. If anyone breaks away late, keep an eye on the players sitting level/just off the lead who still have holes to hunt.
• Iona Stephen 12:47, 6 June 2026

  Alright folks, following this group for the last two holes and it’s been a bit of a mixed bag out there. Kevin Coen has steadied himself at +6 overall after getting through those two holes at par on 7 and again par on 8, so there’s no damage—just more importantly, no freebies. Ciaran Considine, though, is sitting at +2, and both holes brought him bogeys, so he’s been trying to claw back with a bit more aggression. And Ciaran Greene is currently +3—back-to-back pars—which is exactly the kind of tidy golf you want when the round’s starting to tighten up.
• Paul McGinley 12:31, 6 June 2026

  Rivalry update: Ciaran Greene is turning the heat on his rivals right now. He just popped a birdie on Hole 7, and with the round trending downward, he’s positioned at 9th with 12 points.

  That’s the kind of momentum that tends to tilt head-to-head battles—because when Greene starts stacking low scores, his opponent’s window for making up ground shrinks fast.

  Hole 7 birdie—Greene’s response is loud, and the rivalry is getting spicy.
• Wayne Riley 11:51, 6 June 2026

  Alright, we’ve been tracking this group over the last two holes and it’s been a bit of a rollercoaster. Kevin Coen steadied the ship after a scratch on the par-3, but he’s back at level pegging following a bogey to hold at +5 overall. Ciaran Greene hasn’t found the same rhythm, slipping for back-to-back bogeys, leaving him sitting unchanged at +2 through four holes. And how good were Ciaran Considine’s back-to-back birdies? He’s really put some pressure on the card, keeping himself at +1—this is the kind of finishing that can swing a round.
• Twitter 11:51, 6 June 2026

  Oi Ciaran Greene, putting a bogey on Hole 4 like it’s a feature, not a bug.

  You’re +2 through 4 and currently sitting 12th with 6 points—that’s not a comeback, that’s a side quest. 📉 #GreeneBetterThinkFast
• Max Homa 11:20, 6 June 2026

  Ohhh Ciaran Greene, that swing is pure confidence—smooth takeaway, then that big, athletic turn that just doesn’t waste a second. You can see the timing: crisp contact, penetrating ball flight, and the kind of rhythm that makes pressure feel optional. Sitting 2nd with 3 points—that’s not luck, that’s a repeatable motor. If he keeps finding this tempo, he’s absolutely in the driver’s seat.
• Netflix 11:20, 6 June 2026

  🚨 Netflix spotted a buzz: Ciaran Greene could be joining next season of FULL SWING 👀

  After a double bogey on Hole 2, he’s still sitting 2nd—and you can feel it: that kind of swing-up, shrug-it-off energy is exactly the on-camera chaos we love.

  Personality take: Greene plays like he’s got a “calm brain, competitive heart” vibe—equal parts focus and unbothered confidence. On the show, expect him to own the awkward moments, roast himself with a smile, and absolutely lock in when the pressure spikes.

  🎬 Next season can’t come soon enough. #FullSwing #Netflix #CiaranGreene
• Twitter 11:20, 6 June 2026

  Come on, Ciaran Greene! 💪 Tough double bogey on 2, but you’re still 2nd and grinding through it—love the declining trend! ⛳️ Keep it together, pick those shots, and we’ll climb back fast. #GolfFam
• Ewen Murray 11:20, 6 June 2026

  And there’s Ciaran Greene at Hole 2—a double bogey to shake the nerves a little. He’s sitting 2nd on 3 points, but you can see the round trend turning—good news is it can always be redirected quickly.

  Listen to that momentum swing: one way or another, Ciaran will be aiming to steady the ship from here and get back into the rhythm. This is where course management becomes the difference.
• Paul McGinley 11:20, 6 June 2026

  Ciaran Greene is setting the tone early—after two holes he’s already found an eagle to grab 1st place with 7 points, and the round trend is improving.

  This is exactly the kind of start that can swing a rivalry: when Greene gets ahead, the pressure tends to mount on his counterpart—because the message becomes simple: stay close, or fall behind fast.

  As the match tightens, watch how Greene uses this momentum on the next holes—rivals don’t just chase strokes here, they chase tempo, and right now Greene is accelerating.
• Nick Dougherty 11:10, 6 June 2026

  What a start for Ciaran Greene—birdie on Hole 1 and he’s straight into pole position at the top. That’s the kind of early momentum you want: calm, confident, and right on the numbers. With his round trend improving, you feel like there’s more to come as he settles in.

  Hole 1: Birdie (-1)  •  Position: 1st  •  Total Points: 3
• Paul McGinley 11:10, 6 June 2026

  Ciaran Greene has started this rivalry in style—birdie on the 1st to move into 1st with 3 total points, and the trend is improving. That’s the kind of fast start that puts pressure on his rival: when Greene’s timing is sharp early, the match-up tends to tighten as the course unfolds.

  Early signs? Greene looks like he’s finding momentum—now the question for this head-to-head is whether his rival can slow him down before the gap becomes too comfortable.