Participants	Interest
Liam Rockall vs Eoghan Considine 3 - 13 10 changes	264 🌋
Eoghan Considine vs Alan Dempsey 3 - 5 2 changes	104 🔥
Daire Greene vs Eoghan Considine 3 - 5 2 changes	104 🔥
Mike Rockall vs Eoghan Considine 3 - 6 1 changes	94 🌶️
Tony McHale vs Eoghan Considine 3 - 5 1 changes	89 🌶️
Eoghan Considine vs Tom Curtin 16 - 18 1 changes	69 🌶️
Danny Finn vs Eoghan Considine 13 - 16 0 changes	59 🌶️

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 17:15, 5 September 2026

Alright, what a finish we’ve got in the last couple of holes—Ciaran Considine has really turned the momentum on the 17th and 18th, pocketing back-to-back birdies to stay right in the thick of it at -1. Padraig Burke has gone one better—he’s been tidy early with a birdie on 17, then nails the eagle on 18, moving ahead on a strong +1 total. Over on the other side, Kevin Coen hasn’t quite caught the wave yet, playing pars on both holes, still sitting at +6. And Eoghan Considine? He’s had a bit of drama—birdie on 17 but then settles for par on 18, leaving him at +9. Big swings, that’s for sure—this group is shaping up!
Iona Stephen 17:01, 5 September 2026

Alrighty folks, it’s been a gripping little run over holes 16 and 17. Ciaran Considine steadied himself nicely—he carded par on 16, then nailed a birdie on 17, keeping things level at E. Padraig Burke had a more challenging patch early with par on 16—but he stood up late with a birdie on 17, still sitting at +3. Meanwhile Kevin Coen couldn’t quite find the spark, matching par on both holes and holding at +6. And Eoghan Considine? He copped it on 16 with a bogey, but then responded with a birdie on 17 to keep the pain at +9. Big momentum swings, and the group’s heading into the next stretch with plenty to play for.
Paul McGinley 17:01, 5 September 2026

Eoghan Considine is sharpening the edge of his rivalry with every step down the stretch—he just nails a birdie on Hole 17, climbing into the pressure moment with a declining round trend. Sitting 15th with 25 points, it’s the kind of late momentum swing that rivals live for: the look-up at the scoreboard, the sense that the other player’s advantage is slipping.
With 17 played in the bag and the rhythm trending down (in his favor), Considine’s battle at the top of this storyline feels less like a sprint and more like a duel—one where his best shots are arriving right when the rivalry demands them.
Iona Stephen 16:44, 5 September 2026

Alrighty folks, we’ve been watching this mob closely over the last two holes, and the scoreboard’s telling a pretty clear story. Ciaran Considine steadied himself at 15 for a bogey (+1) and then held it together at 16 with par—still sitting at +1. Padraig Burke, though, didn’t get the break at 15 with a double bogey (+4) and couldn’t climb much at 16, returning par to remain at +4. Eoghan Considine was under pressure too—another double bogey at 15 and then a bogey at 16 leaving him marooned at +10, while Kevin Coen is the only one smiling; he birdied 15 and then stayed nice and calm with par at 16, holding at +6. There’s work to do across the board, but momentum’s definitely got Kevin and Ciaran trending the right way.
Twitter 16:44, 5 September 2026

OH Eoghan Considine, on +10 and still acting like we’re watching a “close match” documentary. 📺
Bogey on 16… mate, that ball’s got more speed heading to the rough than your confidence to the green. 🫣⛳️
16th place? At this rate you’ll finish the round by using your driver as a microphone to call your caddy. 😭
Come on! Give us one heroic swing before the rest of the leaderboard starts filing for early retirement.
Dan Rapaport 16:28, 5 September 2026

Dan Rapaport here—and here’s the whisper in the ropes: Eoghan Considine is sitting 16th with 21 points, but the real story? Word is he’s been tinkering again—little tweaks in the setup, testing a new feel off the first couple of tees. The clubhouse line is he’s hoping that “one fix” turns into consistent numbers, because when he’s dialed, he can make a good round look almost unfair. Just don’t be surprised if you see him ask for one more look at the yardages tomorrow—apparently he’s listening to the course a bit more than the field.
Paddy Power 16:28, 5 September 2026

Paddy Power Odds (Eoghan Considine)
With 21 points and sitting 16th after a double bogey on 15, Eoghan is slipping down the pack but he’s still in this—assuming the back nine steadies.
Latest Tournament Price
Eoghan Considine: 40/1
Top of the Market (based on current leaderboard)
• Daire Greene (currently -3): 3/1
• Dave Flanagan (currently E): 6/1
• Brendan Considine (currently +1): 8/1
• Ciaran Considine (currently +1): 9/1
• Alan Dempsey (currently +2): 12/1
How it might finish
I fancy Daire Greene to hold his nerve from here if he avoids another wobble—he’s got the lead and the momentum. The chasing group looks tightly bunched, so expect the winner to come from the Greene/Flanagan/Considine trio rather than anyone further back. For Eoghan, it’s about damage limitation now—another score or two like this and he’ll likely be fighting for a low-mid finish rather than pushing for the win.
Twitter 16:28, 5 September 2026

Oi Eoghan Considine… back to back *panic swings* on 14-15 and now we’re staring at a double bogey like it’s a Netflix series. 📺😬
Through 15 you’re +9… mate, I’ve seen more fight in my plugged-in WiFi. #SwingAndPray
Paul McGinley 16:28, 5 September 2026

Eoghan Considine is still battling hard in this round, and the rivalry is feeling it—especially after that double bogey on Hole 15. Dropping shots like that can swing momentum instantly in a head-to-head, and it’s why the pressure is ramping up as he sits at 16th with 21 total points.
Round trend: Declining—not where you want to be when your rival is looking for separation. Considine will need a response over the closing stretch: tighten the tee-to-green execution, give himself fewer long conversion looks, and make sure this double bogey doesn’t become the start of a skid.
Iona Stephen 16:17, 5 September 2026

Alright, here we are after two big holes, and you can feel the momentum shifting. Ciaran Considine was steady enough—he squared things up with a bogey on 13 then came straight back for a par on 14, leaving him right on level terms. Padraig Burke is the one making noise: he backed a par at 13 with a birdie at 14 to stay in the mix at +2. But it’s Eoghan Considine who’s stealing the headlines—an eagle on 13 was huge, and even with a par on 14, he’s jumped out to +7. Kevin Coen also nudged the scoreboard, finding a birdie on 13, though that double bogey on 14 was a brutal turn and has him right back at +7.
Max Homa 16:03, 5 September 2026

Oh Eoghan Considine, you’re sitting 14th with 19 points and it’s not even a mystery why—your swing looks like it’s trying to dodge trouble instead of attack it. The tempo’s all over the place, the contact feels inconsistent, and you’re leaving the ball in those annoying spots where the course gets to write the next chapter for you. If you want to climb, start swinging like you mean it: commit, control face, and stop treating every fairway like it’s optional.
Netflix 16:03, 5 September 2026

Netflix says: 👀 The streamer is all in—and so might Eoghan Considine be next season of Full Swing!
After locking in that eagle on Hole 13, he’s sitting 14th with 19 points and a declining round trend that screams “main character energy.”
Personality check: Eoghan gives that calm-before-the-heroic-stroke vibe—quick to learn, competitive when it counts, and the kind of player who’d turn a short miss into a memorable highlight reel (and probably a few priceless one-liners in the team room).
On the show? Expect clutch moments, candid strategy talk, and a “you’ll hear about it later” rivalry moment when the pressure spikes. 🌶️🏌️
Paul McGinley 16:03, 5 September 2026

Rivalry Spotlight: Eoghan Considine just flipped the momentum on Hole 13 with an eagle, and it’s exactly the kind of swing you see in the tightest matchups—because in a rivalry, a single strike can change how the other player has to think on every next shot.
Right now, Considine sits 14th with 19 total points, and with the round trend still declining, he’s doing more than chasing—he’s trying to pull away when it matters most.
The big question from here: can he keep turning pressure into scoring runs, or will this rivalry force him back into safer, more reactive golf?
Twitter 15:49, 5 September 2026

Oh Eoghan Considine… +9 through 12 and still treating the fairway like it’s a rumor. 😂
That bogey on 12 is your patented “almost good” swing—almost in the hole, almost in control, almost earning my respect. Emphasis on almost.
Keep it up—this declining round trend is doing cartwheels! 🤡⛳️
Dan Rapaport 15:36, 5 September 2026

Dan Rapaport here, and I’m hearing some clubhouse whispers about Eoghan Considine: he’s sitting pretty at 16th with 14 points, but the talk is his putting stroke has been getting “help” from a quiet new routine—less tinkering on the practice green, more visualizing right before he steps in. Word is, his caddie’s been pressuring him to trust the read even when the line looks stubborn, and—if I know this game—when they stop chasing and start committing, those numbers start showing up.
Twitter 15:36, 5 September 2026

WOOO Eoghan Considine out here playing “double bogey bingo” on Hole 11 like it’s a feature, not a bug. 😭 16th place and the only thing trending is your downward spiral. +8 through 11—someone call the caddie’s therapist, fam.
Paul McGinley 15:36, 5 September 2026

Eoghan Considine is in the thick of a key rivalry showdown, and right now it’s turning into a test of nerve rather than pure swing speed.
After finishing Hole 11 with a double bogey, the momentum has slipped—he’s sitting 16th with 14 points and a declining round trend. In rivalry terms, that’s the kind of jolt that can swing the psychological edge: the opponent knows Considine’s still chasing rhythm, while Considine knows he has to reclaim control before the back nine turns into damage control.
The rivalry right now is about one thing: who can keep mistakes from multiplying. Considine’s next few holes will decide whether this rivalry turns into a sprint for redemption or a steady retreat.
Dan Rapaport 15:04, 5 September 2026

Dan Rapaport here with some tour-lane gossip: Eoghan Considine is sitting 16th with 12 points, and word in the ropes is he’s been a little too dialed-in on the practice green—hovering over the same couple of reads like they’re gonna “change their mind” by Saturday. A couple of guys noticed him swapping between putter grips mid-session, too, and that’s usually a tell you he’s chasing a specific feel, not just practicing. If he gets that rhythm back on the greens, don’t be surprised if he turns this into one of those quiet surges—because from what I’m hearing, his confidence isn’t the problem… it’s the finish.
Paddy Power 15:04, 5 September 2026

Paddy Power Golf Ticker – Latest Tournament Odds
With Eoghan Considine sitting 15th on 12 pts after a double bogey on the 9th and a declining round trend, the market’s swinging towards the lads still near the summit.
1) Ciaran Considine (currently -2 after 8) — 7/2
2) Ciaran Greene (currently E after 7) — 11/2
3) Tom Curtin (currently +1 after 6) — 10/1
4) Daire Greene (currently +1 after 6) — 12/1
5) Brendan Considine (currently +1 after 8) — 14/1
How it may finish: Looks like a Considine vs Greene battle at the business end. If Ciaran Considine keeps the card clean from here, he’s the one to be with—Ciaran Greene feels the best “catch-up” line, while the +1s at the top are likely to have to rely on a bit of scoring chaos ahead.
For Eoghan: That dbl-bogey bruised the momentum—he’ll need a strong back nine to climb back into contention.
Twitter 15:04, 5 September 2026

Oh look, Eoghan Considine found another way to turn “easy” into dbl bogey—and somehow it’s still not the fun kind of chaos. Hole 9 = chaos. Position 16 = suffering. At this rate he’ll finish the round before the ball does. 😭⛳ #MakeParGreatAgain