September Event #1

Featured Stories

Featured stories from this player in this competition.

Battles

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

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.

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• 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!
• Max Homa 17:14, 5 September 2026

  Padraig Burke’s swing looks like it’s trying to win a staring contest with the clubface—lots of movement, zero conviction. The transition is all vibes and no structure, and he’s constantly flipping it like he’s apologizing to the ball at impact. From there, his tempo is inconsistent, and you can almost hear the turf laughing when he comes out of it. Honestly, at 4th with 35 points, he needs to clean up the fundamentals or the leaderboard’s going to chew him up.
• Netflix 17:14, 5 September 2026

  NETFLIX just hinted that Padraig Burke could be headed to Full Swing next season 👀

  From the way he’s handling the pressure—finishing Hole 18 with an eagle and climbing to 4th with 35 points—Burke looks like the perfect mix of calm confidence and competitive fire.

  On the show? Expect him to be the kind of player who chats through swing thoughts (quietly hilarious when he’s rattled), gives honest reactions on camera, and—if the rumors are true—turns every late-round moment into a storyline.

  Meanwhile… we’re hitting “refresh” on every leaderboard update. 📺⛳️
• Twitter 17:14, 5 September 2026

  YESSS Padraig Burke!! 🏌️‍♂️ eagle on 18 to climb up and keep the momentum rolling! 🔥 In 4th and improving—love to see that comeback energy! #Golf #KeepGoing
• Paul McGinley 17:14, 5 September 2026

  Rivalry Update: Padraig Burke just stamped his authority on the back nine—an eagle on Hole 18—and with it he’s climbed into 4th with 35 total points.

  What makes this moment even bigger in the rivalry is the momentum swing: after struggling earlier, Burke’s round trend is improving, and that’s exactly when his head-to-head battles tend to turn—he catches opponents while they’re still trying to lock in the rhythm.

  Going into the finish (and now moving into the top contenders), the message is clear: Burke isn’t just chasing—he’s threatening, and that puts extra pressure on anyone standing across the rivalry line from him.
• 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 17:00, 5 September 2026

  Rivalry Update: Padraig Burke

  With Hole 17 bringing him a birdie, Padraig Burke is sitting 5th on 31 points and the round trend is still declining—the kind of form that often flips rivalries on their head late in the match.

  Burke’s momentum here feels like a statement: when his rivals think they’ve seized control, he tightens up, capitalizes on scoring chances, and keeps the pressure on through the stretch.
• 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.
• Dan Rapaport 16:28, 5 September 2026

  Dan Rapaport here—and I’m hearing some real rumblings about Padraig Burke. He’s sitting 7th with 26 points, and insiders say the swing isn’t the concern—the chatter is about his short-game prep: apparently he’s been bouncing between two wedge setups like a man auditioning for a spot in the Ryder Cup, and a couple of the lads reckon he’s doing it because the greens this week are “telling stories” early, before the field catches on. If he’s smart, he’ll stick with the feel that’s been working in practice right after the cameras leave—because right now, the momentum’s there, but he’s still hunting for the one shot he can trust under pressure.
• Paddy Power 16:28, 5 September 2026

  Paddy Power Tournament Odds (latest from the clubhouse)

  1. Daire Greene -3 (after 12) — 2/1
  Looking the most solid in the early stages; if he’s not losing strokes late, he’ll be hard to catch.

  2. Ciaran Considine E (after 14) — 3/1
  Stays right in it; the finish hinges on whether he can avoid the big-number swings.

  3. Dave Flanagan E (after 14) — 6/1
  Close to the front and steady—he’s in perfect position to pounce if leaders slip.

  4. Brendan Considine +1 (after 14) — 9/1
  Stays competitive; needs a couple of low scores to kick-start the climb.

  5. Alan Dempsey +2 (after 13) — 14/1
  A bit behind, but still live with a clean run-in.

  Your man: Padraig Burke — Padraig Burke +4 (after 15) — 25/1
  That double bogey on 15 hurts, and the round trend’s declining. Still, if he can steady himself from here, he can claw back a few spots.

  How it might finish (picks)
  I fancy Daire Greene to hold his nerve and come home with the win; second place looks like it’ll be a toss-up between Ciaran Considine and Dave Flanagan.
• Twitter 16:28, 5 September 2026

  WOOOO Padraig Burke back at it with the double bogey on 15… because why play golf when you can do competitive chaos? 😭⛳️

  You’re +4 through 15 and somehow still managed to fall to 7th—mate, I can smell the “builder’s tea” excuses already. Get back on the fairway, not the comedy set! 😂
• Paul McGinley 16:28, 5 September 2026

  Rivalry update: Padraig Burke is keeping the competitive pressure on, and right now it’s all about momentum. He just hit Hole 15 for a double bogey, dropping him to 7th with 26 points—but the round trend is still declining, meaning the fight is very much alive as he tries to claw back position.

  In this matchup, the key is who can stay mentally steady when the holes get unforgiving—Burke’s rivals know he can be dangerous when he finds his rhythm, but this stretch at 15 is the kind of swing that turns a rivalry into a full-on scramble.
• 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.
• Twitter 16:16, 5 September 2026

  LET’S GO, Padraig Burke! 🏌️‍♂️ Birdie on 14 and you’ve climbed to 5th at +2—that’s real grit. Keep rolling that improving momentum! 💪⛳ #Golf #MadeForThis
• Paul McGinley 16:16, 5 September 2026

  Rivalry update: Padraig Burke is starting to feel like the man on the turn. After nailing a birdie on 14, he climbed into 5th with 26 total points, and the round trend is clearly improving.

  That’s the swing you want in a rivalry—when the pressure’s on, Burke’s responding with momentum. With more ground to make up, his opponent will have to match that pace, because this is exactly the kind of stretch that can flip a head-to-head from chase mode to control.

  Next target: keep the rhythm, protect the lead of the scoring run, and force his rival to play catch-up.
• Max Homa 15:48, 5 September 2026

  Padraig Burke out here looking like he’s still trying to remember what a golf swing feels like—tempo all over the place and mechanics that collapse the second the pressure shows up. He’s got that classic “nice idea, terrible execution” vibe: face control? questionable. And from where he is, in the 10th spot with 21 points, you can’t afford those lazy misses—because the leaderboard doesn’t care about excuses, it cares about strikes.
• Netflix 15:48, 5 September 2026

  NETFLIX is hearing whispers… 👀

  Padraig Burke just stole Hole 12 with an eagle—and with his round trending upward, we can’t help but wonder if he’ll be part of next year’s FULL SWING.

  From what we’re picking up: Padraig’s got that calm-before-the-smash energy—moves like he’s built for pressure, jokes like he’s got time for everyone, and when the cameras roll, you know he’ll be the guy dropping honest takes after a big moment (like that eagle). 📺⛳️

  Stay tuned. Rumor or not, his momentum is electric.
• Paul McGinley 15:48, 5 September 2026

  Rivalry Update: Padraig Burke is starting to pull away in momentum—he just stamped Hole 12 with an eagle to move into 10th and boost his total to 21 points. The big story in this matchup: Burke’s improving round trend is putting pressure on his rival—because an eagle swing like that doesn’t just add points, it flips the feeling on the course.

  On the back nine, the rivalry tightens when Burke keeps finding low scores. If he can stay steady after that eagle, he’ll force his opponent to play catch-up instead of dictating terms.
• Twitter 15:35, 5 September 2026

  Padraig Burke on +5 after Hole 11… buddy’s playing a highlight reel for other people. 💀

  THAT bogey was so casual it should come with a “no effort” subscription.

  Keep it up—at this rate you’ll be golfing in time, not distance. 😭🏌️‍♂️
• Dan Rapaport 15:04, 5 September 2026

  Dan Rapaport here—and I’m hearing some fresh chatter around Padraig Burke: the kind that happens when a player’s sitting 13th with 14 points and suddenly everybody’s watching what’s going on behind the ropes. Word is Padraig’s been tinkering with his pre-shot routine—less talking, more pacing—because he’s convinced the starts of his rounds are where he’s giving away just a touch too much momentum. Add in that his caddie has been quietly nudging him to lean on his “safe” club selection on the tricky distances, and suddenly you’ve got a Burke that looks calm… but only because he’s planning his way out of trouble.