September Event #1

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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

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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!
• 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.
• 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.
• Paddy Power 16:27, 5 September 2026

  Paddy Power latest tournament odds (as of now):

  Daire Greene (-3 after 12): 5/4

  Dave Flanagan (E after 14): 13/5

  Ciaran Considine (E after 14): 7/2

  Brendan Considine (+1 after 14): 9/1

  Padraig Burke (+2 after 14): 12/1

  Kevin Coen (14th, 24 pts; birdie at 15; round trend declining): he’s currently not in the top mix for outright—more like 100/1 to take it. That birdie helps, but he’ll need a late surge.

  How I think it finishes: Greene looks like the one to catch if he keeps the putter steady. With Flanagan and Considine level-par, expect a tight run at the death—Greene to hang on, with Flanagan just shading it for second.
• Paul McGinley 16:27, 5 September 2026

  Kevin Coen just flipped the momentum on Hole 15 with a birdie, moving himself to 14th on the leaderboard with 24 total points. And in a rivalry sense? That’s the kind of sharp, timely swing that keeps the head-to-head pressure on.

  With the round trend still declining, Coen’s leaning into consistency—making it harder for his rival to seize control late. Right now, this isn’t just about scoring; it’s about who blinks first when the stakes rise down the back nine.
• 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.
• Dan Rapaport 16:16, 5 September 2026

  Alright, golf fans—here’s the latest buzz around Kevin Coen: he’s sitting 15th right now with 21 points, and the clubhouse chatter is that his putting has been “almost there”—like, one lip-out away from looking automatic. An insider told me he’s been experimenting with a slightly flatter stroke between holes, trying to tame that occasional speed check when the greens get touchy. If he’s smart, he’ll stick with it, because the window for a real jump up the board is right around the corner—and I’m hearing a couple of fast-money teammates are quietly penciling him in for a late surge.
• Twitter 16:16, 5 September 2026

  Kevin Coen out here playing golf like it’s open season on his scorecard 😩 Hole 14? dbl bogey and you’re still +7… respect the chaos! Now go grab a snack, Kevin—your ball clearly needs a refill.
• Paul McGinley 16:16, 5 September 2026

  Kevin Coen is right in the thick of the rivalry today—after stepping onto Hole 14 and finding trouble with a double bogey, his climb from 15th is getting tougher. The momentum isn’t sticking in his favor, and the round trend remains declining.

  In these head-to-head battles, that’s the moment the rival typically senses weakness—because one shaky swing can flip a tight matchup into a chase. Coen’s job now is simple: stop the bleeding, tighten the scoring pockets from here, and make the rival earn every inch.
• Paul McGinley 16:02, 5 September 2026

  Rivalry Update: Kevin Coen is putting real bite into this showdown—he just popped a birdie on Hole 13 and climbed to 13th on the day with 21 total points.

  What makes it spicy? This is the kind of swing that tends to flip rival matchups: Coen’s round trend is improving, meaning he’s not just keeping pace—he’s finding form at the right time and putting pressure on his opponent to respond with something special of their own.

  Stay tuned: at this stage, one birdie can become a momentum wave in a rivalry—and Coen is riding the crest right now.
• Paddy Power 15:04, 5 September 2026

  Paddy Power Golf Odds Update — after 9 holes and with Kevin Coen just going birdie to move to 15th on 13 points.

  Outright (Tournament) — latest prices (based on current positions only):

  • Ciaran Considine (lead -1): 6/4
  • Ciaran Greene (E after 7): 3/1
  • Tom Curtin (+1 after 6): 11/2
  • Brendan Considine (+1 after 8): 6/1
  • Daire Greene (+1 after 6): 6/1
  • Dave Flanagan (+2 after 8): 14/1
  • Tony McHale (+2 after 7): 16/1
  • Alan Dempsey (+2 after 7): 16/1
  • Ryan Kelly (+3 after 6): 22/1
  • Stevie Geraghty (+3 after 7): 25/1

  Kevin Coen: 40/1 (15th, trend declining — that birdie at 9 is a nice kick, but he’ll need to keep the momentum going).

  How it might finish: If Considine holds top spot into the back nine, he’s the pick to go on and take it. The Ciaran Greene group look the class on paper and could surge back if they keep turning chances into birdies. Expect a tight run with the +1 boys hanging around.
• Paul McGinley 15:04, 5 September 2026

  Rivalry update: Kevin Coen is turning the pressure into momentum on the back nine.

  After drilling a birdie on Hole 9, Coen sits at 15th on 13 points, and with the round trend still declining, he looks like the player trying to seize the upper hand in this matchup—setting the tone against his rival at the moment they most want stability.

  The rivalry’s story right now: fewer mistakes, quicker separation, and Coen putting up just enough scoring to make every next shot feel like a test.
• Iona Stephen 14:39, 5 September 2026

  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.
• Twitter 13:27, 5 September 2026

  Kevin Coen out here playing “par is a suggestion”—and now he’s only +3 through 3 like it’s a great personality trait. 😭🫠 Hole 3: par. Congrats, you’ve officially joined the rest of the field in not embarrassing yourself too badly.
• Iona Stephen 13:13, 5 September 2026

  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.
• Dan Rapaport 13:13, 5 September 2026

  Alright, golf fans—listen up: Kevin Coen is sitting 8th on just 1 point, but the whisper in the clubhouse is that his driver isn’t actually the problem—it’s his practice routine. A couple folks on staff say he’s been working like he’s chasing a scorecard lottery ticket, tinkering with feel and tempo instead of dialing in one repeatable move. Translation? If he keeps that “too many ideas, not enough reps” vibe going, he’ll stay stuck in the back half—but if he locks in and plays the same swing on Sunday, he could jump fast.
• Twitter 13:13, 5 September 2026

  Kevin Coen out here treating the golf ball like it’s a social experiment. 📉 Doubles on 2 and somehow he’s still moving “up” the leaderboard—physics should file a complaint. C’mon Kev, let’s find that first bogey… before it finds you. 😤
• Paul McGinley 13:13, 5 September 2026

  Rivalry Update: Kevin Coen is trying to claw his way back in his matchup against his key foil in the field—right now, momentum isn’t on his side.

  He’s just posted a double bogey on Hole 2, dropping him to 8th with 1 total point. The round trend is declining, which is exactly the kind of opening that gives a rival a chance to press the advantage—especially when they can force you into damage-control golf early.

  Coen will need to steady the ship from here: cut down the errors and let the rivalry swing back toward him hole by hole.
• Wayne Riley 12:59, 5 September 2026

  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.
• Nick Dougherty 12:59, 5 September 2026

  Kevin Coen gets things underway on Hole 1 with a bogey—that’s +1 on the card. He’s currently 2nd, sitting on 1 point early as the round trend stays heading in the right direction, with the momentum looking declining.