Participants	Interest
Ryan Kelly vs Alan Dempsey 8 - 12 4 changes	148 🔥
Ryan Kelly vs Alan Dempsey 14 - 18 2 changes	118 🔥
Oisin O'Malley vs Alan Dempsey 15 - 18 2 changes	113 🔥

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Par Profile

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3 Hole Profile

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Nick Dougherty 16:10, 6 June 2026

Alan Dempsey comes home on Hole 18 with a bogey—and after that, he’s sitting nicely in 3rd. It’s a bit of a twist at the end, but you can see the trend turning his way: the numbers are declining, and that’s exactly what you want to see as the round closes.
So, with +2 showing on the board and 34 points in the bag, Alan’s in a strong spot—one more push and he’ll be right around the leaders.
Nick Dougherty 15:52, 6 June 2026

Hole 17 and Alan Dempsey strikes again—birdie to move himself up the leaderboard. He’s sitting 3rd with 33 points now, and you can feel the momentum building as his round trend stays nicely declining. That’s the kind of composure you love to see late in the card.
Nick Dougherty-style thought: when you’ve got a chance to trim a shot on a finishing stretch like this, you’ve got to take it—Dempsey has, and it’s putting him firmly in the mix.
Paul McGinley 15:52, 6 June 2026

Rivalry update: Alan Dempsey is sending a clear message in this head-to-head battle—after a birdie on Hole 17, he’s now 3rd with 33 total points, and the round trend is declining in his favor.
That late surge is exactly what rivals hate: momentum swinging toward Dempsey as the pressure climbs heading into the finish. If his opponent can’t match that kind of late scoring, this rivalry is leaning Dempsey’s way—fast.
Dan Rapaport 15:35, 6 June 2026

Alright, here’s the scoop, folks—Alan Dempsey is sitting 3rd with 30 points, and I’m hearing the real story isn’t just his irons, it’s his pre-round routine. Word in the clubhouse is he’s been swapping his usual feel for a brand-new groove: shorter waggles, firmer grip pressure, and—wait for it—quietly leaning on advice from someone who usually “doesn’t talk” during the week. If he keeps that approach locked in, he might make this leaderboard look a lot less random than it currently does.
Twitter 15:35, 6 June 2026

ALAN Dempsey out here playing scramble golf on hole 16 like it’s a lifestyle choice. Double bogey?! Dude, you were +2 and somehow still managed to trip over the scorecard.
cmonnnnn—save that hustle for the back nine, not the panic button. 📣⛳️ #3rdPlaceButMakeItChaos
Ewen Murray 15:35, 6 June 2026

Alan Dempsey walks up to Hole 16 and it’s a double bogey—and you can feel the air change around the course. After that wobble, he’s still holding 3rd place, sitting at 30 points overall, but the round trend is definitely heading in the wrong direction.
Still, in a tight leaderboard moment, it’s about damage control now: keep it simple, keep it moving, and get back to scoring before the finish.
Paul McGinley 15:35, 6 June 2026

Rivalry Update: Alan Dempsey is making noise in this matchup—currently sitting 3rd with 30 points as he just played Hole 16 for a double bogey.
It’s a tough swing in the rivalry moment, but the round trend is declining, and that’s where Dempsey typically has to dig in—especially when the opponent is likely pressuring for momentum.
Right now, this rivalry is less about clean saves and more about who can arrest the slide first after that rough stop at 16. The next holes could decide whether Dempsey’s comeback starts now—or whether his rival forces the gap.
Iona Stephen 15:20, 6 June 2026

Alright folks, last two holes and it’s been a bit of a rollercoaster out there. Padraig Burke steadied the ship nicely—he bogeyed the 14th, then came roaring back with an eagle on 15, keeping things right in the mix overall. Alan Dempsey also played it fairly tough: he found par on 14 but couldn’t quite hold it, carding a bogey on 15. Meanwhile Paul O’Donnell and Tony McHale have both copped back-to-back bogeys—Paul at +6 and Tony at +9—and they’ll be looking to turn that momentum around quickly on the next run.
Paddy Power 15:20, 6 June 2026
Paddy Power Tournament Odds (Latest)
With Alan Dempsey currently 1st on -E after 15, here’s how the market looks for the finish:
- Padraig Burke (E after 15) — 6/4
- Alan Dempsey (E after 15) — 9/4
- Oisin O'Malley (+1 after 14) — 4/1
- Ryan Kelly (+2 after 17) — 6/1
- Ciaran Considine (+3 after 18) — 10/1
- Phil Staunton (+4 after 14) — 14/1
Race to the finish: Dempsey’s still in the driving seat, but he’s just picked up a bogey on 15 and his round trend is declining. I’d expect him to still be in the shake-up, but Bukre looks marginally steadier to see it through—especially if the next holes don’t punish him.
How it might finish: Tight at the top—could come down to who gets the fewest slip-ups over the closing stretch. My pick: Padraig Burke to get there, with Dempsey the main challenger.
Twitter 15:20, 6 June 2026

Oh Alan Dempsey, back for Hole 15 with a bogey like it’s a recurring subscription. 💸
You’re 2nd on 30 points but that round trend says “decline & repeat.” 🤡
Go on, swing harder—maybe the scoreboard will fall off the cart. 🏌️‍♂️😤
Ewen Murray 15:20, 6 June 2026

And there we go at Hole 15—Alan Dempsey goes for the green and comes away with a bogey. Not the tidy stroke you’d want, but he’s still moving smartly in the bigger picture.
He remains in the 2nd spot with 30 points on the board, and the round trend is heading the right way—declining—so you feel like this is setting up a strong finish from here.
E for effort, and now it’s about tightening the screws on the remaining holes.
Wayne Riley 15:06, 6 June 2026

Well, it’s been a bit of a mixed bag out there over the last two holes. Padraig Burke couldn’t quite get the momentum going, back-to-back bogeys at 13 and 14, holding steady at +2 through this stretch. Alan Dempsey had the stumble early with a double bogey at 13, but he steadied himself brilliantly with a par at 14—so despite the wobble, he’s sitting at -1 after it all. Over with Paul O’Donnell, it was bogey-bogey as well, and he remains in tough shape at +5. And Tony McHale, he’s not really finding the rhythm—par at 13 followed by a bogey at 14, and he’s still stranded at +8. There’s work to be done, especially for the guys chasing momentum—those next holes will be crucial.
Ewen Murray 15:06, 6 June 2026

Alan Dempsey makes it look easy on Hole 14—he finds the target with par, and with it he keeps that momentum rolling.
He’s sitting pretty in 1st place with 29 total points, and the round trend stays on the way down—that’s a great sign as the back end approaches.
Dan Rapaport 14:47, 6 June 2026

Dan Rapaport here—and let me tell you, Alan Dempsey up at 1st with 27 points isn’t just playing good golf… he’s got clubhouse energy. Word from the range is he’s been quietly working a “new” pre-shot routine—same swing, different breath pattern—and the real rumor is he made one of the assistant pros swear to secrecy after it suddenly started draining putts like it was on a string. If Dempsey keeps rolling with that calm, nobody’s going to touch him, but watch this: I’m hearing someone’s already tried to figure out what he’s doing from the opposite putting line. Spoiler—Dempsey noticed.
Twitter 14:47, 6 June 2026

Alan Dempsey out here starting strong on -1 through 13 like he’s got destiny on speed dial… then BOOM double bogey on 13. Mate, I’ve seen more comeback energy in a vending machine.
Still 1st, but don’t get too confident—my heart can’t handle another “thriving” swing like that. 😭⛳
Nick Dougherty 14:47, 6 June 2026

Alright, folks—Alan Dempsey steps up to Hole 13 and brings home a double bogey. It’s a wobble, no doubt, but he’s still looking very much in control of the day—sits 1st with 27 points and that round trend is trending the right way.
That said, with a score like that, you’ve got to respect how quickly momentum can swing. The key now is simple: clean, steady golf from here—no hero shots, just putting the ball in play and letting the course do the talking.
Can Alan tighten things up and turn this little setback into a springboard? Stay with me.
Paul McGinley 14:47, 6 June 2026

Rivalry Update: Alan Dempsey is setting the pace right now in this matchup—he’s currently in 1st with 27 points after finishing Hole 13 in tough fashion with a double bogey.
That stumble could have shifted momentum, but the bigger storyline is the battle for control: when Dempsey presses, he forces the rivalry to stay sharp—because his opponents have to answer every run, especially when the round trend is declining.
As he heads to the next stretch, the question is simple: can Dempsey steady the ship and turn that rivalry pressure into a clean finish?
Wayne Riley 14:32, 6 June 2026

Alright folks, here’s how it’s shaping up as we look back over the last two holes—loads of stability at the top, but a few different stories running through the group. Alan Dempsey has been the standout performer, backing up that birdie on the 11th with a calm, steady showing on the 12th to stay cruising at -3. Padraig Burke, on the other hand, has held things together—par-par on holes 11 and 12 keeps him right on level terms at E. Meanwhile Paul O’Donnell and Tony McHale have both struggled to make inroads, with both returning par on each hole—Paul sitting at +3 and Tony at +7—so they’ll be looking for something a bit sharper from here if they want to swing the momentum back.
Nick Dougherty 14:31, 6 June 2026

Alright then—Alan Dempsey steps onto the 12th and nails it for par, keeping everything ticking along nicely out there. He’s still sat 1st in the field, and with 27 points on the board, the momentum is staying with him.
That steady, improving rhythm? You feel it—this is the sort of golf that really puts pressure on the guys chasing.
Nick Dougherty 14:15, 6 June 2026

Alan Dempsey has gone and fired the birdie on the 11th—that’s a lovely lift in momentum. He’s now sitting 2nd on 25 points, and you can really see the round trend heading in the right direction.
From here, it’s all about keeping that rhythm: commit to the right lines, trust the pace, and don’t let the good work drift away.