September Event #1
Saturday 5 September 2026 in Headfort Old Course
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Eoghan Considine
10 RNDS1st BEST🌋 Liam Rockall
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13th
Pos
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+9
Score
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27
Pts
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18
Thru
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111
Gross
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27
P.Hcap
| Hole | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | Out |
| Par | 5 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 4 | 4 | 5 | 3 | 4 | 37 |
| Idx | 17 | 12 | 5 | 8 | 1 | 3 | 18 | 14 | 10 | |
| A.Par | 6 | 4 | 6 | 7 | 6 | 6 | 6 | 4 | 5 | |
| Score | 5 | 5 | 5 | 10 | 6 | 8 | 8 | 3 | 8 | 58 |
| Pts | 3 | 1 | 3 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 12 |
| Trend | 🔥 | 🔥 | 🥶 | ❄️ | 🥶 | 🥶 | 🥶 | 🥶 |
| Hole | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | Out |
| Par | 3 | 5 | 4 | 4 | 3 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 35 |
| Idx | 16 | 13 | 4 | 6 | 11 | 15 | 2 | 7 | 9 | |
| A.Par | 4 | 6 | 6 | 6 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 6 | 6 | |
| Score | 4 | 8 | 7 | 4 | 4 | 8 | 7 | 5 | 6 | 53 |
| Pts | 2 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 3 | 2 | 15 |
| Trend | ❄️ | 🥶 | 🥶 | ❄️ | 🔥 | 🥶 | 🥶 |
Featured Stories
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Battles
The rivalries and battles this player was engaged in during this round.
| Participants | Interest |
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Liam Rockall vs Eoghan Considine
3 - 13
10 changes
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264
🌋
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Eoghan Considine vs Alan Dempsey
3 - 5
2 changes
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104
🔥
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Daire Greene vs Eoghan Considine
3 - 5
2 changes
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104
🔥
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Mike Rockall vs Eoghan Considine
3 - 6
1 changes
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94
🌶️
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Tony McHale vs Eoghan Considine
3 - 5
1 changes
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89
🌶️
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Eoghan Considine vs Tom Curtin
16 - 18
1 changes
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69
🌶️
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Danny Finn vs Eoghan Considine
13 - 16
0 changes
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59
🌶️
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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
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Eoghan Considine is grinding through the back nine at 16th, but today’s rivalry story is getting testy: he just played Hole 9 for a double bogey, and with the round trend declining, the momentum swing feels loud.
In this head-to-head rivalry, that kind of jump can flip the pressure—because the opponent only needs steady golf now to keep the margin tight. Considine will need clean, calmer swings over the next stretch to stop the gap from widening on the leaderboard and to claw back the psychological edge.
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Oi Eoghan Considine, calm down with the birdie on 8… we’ve seen you peak already, mate. 😤
You’re +4 through 8 and 13th—so basically you’re playing definitely not for the lead again. Get it together! ⛳️
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Eoghan Considine just cashed in for a birdie on Hole 8, vaulting into a 13th-place position with 12 total points. The round trend is declining—and in a rivalry, that matters: when Considine starts sharpening his numbers mid-round, he tends to apply pressure and force the matchup into tougher decisions.
Watch how he handles the rest of the back half: the real test in this rivalry isn’t just the birdies—it’s whether that momentum holds when the course tightens and the rival starts demanding answers.
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Alright folks, we’ve been tracking this group right through the last two holes, and there’s plenty of movement. Ciaran Considine kept things nice and tidy—he’s holding steady around the mark with two straight par results, putting him in a solid spot with his overall score remaining at -2. Over on the other side, Eoghan Considine had a tough turn: after a scratched outcome on six and then a double bogey at seven, he’s sitting up at +5 and will be looking to reset quickly. Kevin Coen also copped it on the back of the last two holes—par at six followed by a bogey at seven means he’s still at +5. Meanwhile, Padraig Burke showed some spark; he slipped for a bogey on six but then bounced back with a birdie on seven, and he’s maintaining a tidy position at +3.
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Alright golf fans, here’s the whisper out of the ropes: Eoghan Considine is sitting 17th with 9 points, but the buzz around the course is that he’s been tinkering with something pretty small—and pretty bold. Word is he’s been testing a new pre-shot routine and a steadier tempo off the tee, and if that timing finally clicks, watch out; because those last few looks have had “about to flip the switch” energy. The clubhouse chatter says he’s not panicking—he’s actually saving his best swing for when the pressure ramps up, and right now, the golf gods are at least listening.
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OH EOGHAN CONSidine showing the crowd that “double bogey” is a lifestyle choice. Hole 7 and you’re already in your own little reality-TV episode. 😭📺
+5 through 7, 17th place, and the trend is declining… buddy, bring me back my optimism from the first tee!
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Rivalry update: Eoghan Considine is battling through a tough stretch—he just dropped a double bogey on Hole 7 and finds himself 17th on the day with 9 total points.
This moment changes the complexion of his rivalry: the momentum has dipped (round trend is declining), which is exactly where his opponent will look to apply pressure—keep the scoring jagged and force Considine into damage control.
Now it’s about recovery: if Considine can steady the next few holes, the rivalry swings back in his favor; if not, the lead will likely widen as the frustration mounts.
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Alright—insider gossip time. Eoghan Considine is sitting 13th with 9 points, and the clubhouse whisper is that he’s been quietly tweaking his routine between holes—same tempo, new feel. Word is he’s gone a touch more “data-driven” lately, leaning on short-game reps like they’re sacred, and if you listen closely you’ll hear it’s not the driver that’s giving him trouble… it’s the moments around the greens when everyone else is relaxed. Keep an eye: if he gets one clean up-and-down early, the momentum could swing fast.
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Oi Eoghan Considine—you’ve gone from “improving” to scratched on Hole 6 like you’re trying to win a participation trophy. 🤡
+3 through 6 and still driving the ball on vibes only. Respectfully… stop summoning chaos, mate.
#Golf #GetItTogether
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Eoghan Considine is keeping the rivalries buzzing out on the course, but right now it’s been a tough spell—after Hole 6 ended in a scratch, he’s sitting at 13th with 9 total points.
With the round trend declining, the momentum in this matchup is shifting. When one side can capitalize after a costly slip like that, the head-to-head tension usually tightens fast—especially on the holes where the distance between pride and punishment is just one swing.
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Dan Rapaport insider gossip: Don’t let Eoghan Considine sitting in 11th with 7 points
fool you—there’s talk in the ropes that he’s been quietly juggling the same putter routine he swore he was done with, because a couple of makeable lag putts have him a little spooked. Folks near the practice green say he’s been taking extra time on his first move off the ball—trying to take the twitch out of his tempo—while also hedging his bets with a tighter stock off the tee. Translation? When he’s rolling it, he can jump—when he isn’t, he’s the guy you’ll see hunting answers between holes like the rest of the field is still asleep.
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Oh Eoghan Considine… +1 on the front and a double bogey on 4. Mate, you’re not playing golf, you’re doing stand-up with a sand wedge. “Declining trend” is also how my faith in your swing feels. 😭⛳️
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Eoghan Considine is in the middle of a tricky moment in this rivalry narrative—right now, he's sitting 11th with 7 points and a declining round trend.
On Hole 4, Considine has just landed a double bogey, and that kind of swing is exactly what fuels a rivalry: one player stretches, the other has to respond—and tonight, Eoghan’s response has been costly.
With momentum turning against him early, this rivalry shifts on the next few holes: can Considine arrest the skid and start clawing back strokes, or does the opponent seize control again?
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Nick Dougherty: Eoghan Considine’s off to a cracking start—he’s for -1, and he’s now sitting 2nd with 7 points on the board. You can really see that round trend turning—this is the kind of momentum you want early, keep the ball in play, strike it clean, and let the scores do the talking.
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Eoghan Considine is beginning to turn the screws on the rivalry scene early—just capped Hole 3 with a birdie to move into 2nd on 7 points.
What’s notable in this clash is the trajectory: his round trend is improving, and that’s exactly when rivalries get loud—because the pressure isn’t just on his opponent anymore, it’s on his own ability to keep stacking momentum.
Stay tuned: if Considine keeps finding greens and converting chances, this rivalry could swing quickly from close to dominant.
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Alright folks, it’s been a tight little passage over the last two holes. Eoghan Considine started with a birdie, then responded to the pressure with a bogey, so he’s levelled things off a touch. Ciaran Considine has been the standout so far though—back-to-back birdies to keep him moving up the leaderboard with real momentum. Meanwhile Kevin Coen has had a wobble: a bogey followed by a double bogey to drop him back in the mix. And Padraig Burke has been pretty steady, but costly—two straight bogeys meaning he’ll want to find the fairway and the greens quickly to arrest the slide.
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Alright, they’ve really set the tone over the opening holes, and it’s Eoghan and Ciaran Considine who’ve seized the momentum. After hole one, both are sitting 1 under thanks to those birdies, and that’s a lovely platform to build on. Meanwhile Kevin Coen and Padraig Burke have taken a bit of a bump with bogeys at hole one, so they’re both currently 1 over. It means the gap’s there early—just the sort of pressure that can sharpen a group up—as they head into the next stretch with the Considines well in front.
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And there we go! Eoghan Considine strikes first on Hole 1 with a birdie, moving him to the top of the leaderboard in 1st place.
It’s a bright start—one under par on the card and total points at 3. If that round trend of improving keeps rolling, folks, this could be a serious run.
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Eoghan Considine is setting the tone early—he just rolled in a birdie on Hole 1 to sit 1st with 3 points, and the round trend is improving.
In this rivalry atmosphere, that kind of start matters: Considine is not just chasing a lead—he’s sending a message. When he gains momentum like this, opponents have to play catch-up, and the pressure tends to shift toward the rival side of the matchup.