Participants	Interest
Ciaran Greene vs Ciaran Considine 3 - 6 3 changes	128 🔥
Ciaran Considine vs Dave Flanagan 13 - 17 2 changes	116 🔥
Ciaran Considine vs Daire Greene 8 - 10 1 changes	93 🌶️

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 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.
Nick Dougherty 14:39, 5 September 2026

Hole 7: Ciaran Considine locks it in for par—and that’s keeping his momentum absolutely bubbling away at the top.
With the score staying steady, he’s building confidence out there, and you can feel the improving trend in the way he’s seeing the shots. He’s 1st with 16 points as we push on.
Nice, solid work—no drama, just control.
Nick Dougherty 14:19, 5 September 2026

Ciaran Considine picks up a nice par on Hole 6, and that keeps the momentum steady as he sits 2nd in the chase. With his total points on 14, he’s playing smart golf—no silly risks, just solid execution when it matters.
And look at the trend too: round’s moving in the right direction—declining—so if he keeps this rhythm, the leaderboard’s going to feel very vulnerable.
Nick Dougherty 14:03, 5 September 2026

Nick Dougherty here, and Ciaran Considine has really stamped his authority on the course. Hole 5 brings a birdie, moving him to 2nd in the standings—he’s now on 12 points overall.
And you can feel the momentum too: the trend is declining, which is exactly what you want when you’re building a score. Keep finding the middle of the fairway and trusting those distances—because when Ciaran’s striking it like this, the leaderboard won’t stay still for long.
Paul McGinley 14:03, 5 September 2026

Rivalry Update: Ciaran Considine is really starting to separate himself in this matchup. After his birdie on Hole 5, he’s sitting 2nd with 12 total points, and the round trend is still declining—that’s exactly the kind of momentum that tends to put pressure on his rival.
Right now, Considine’s been finding the scoring zones when it matters most, and in a rivalry like this, that’s how you force a comeback to become a scramble. If he keeps this rhythm, this leaderboard position won’t just be about one hole—it’ll become the storyline of the whole finish.
Dan Rapaport 13:48, 5 September 2026

Dan Rapaport here, and I’m hearing it straight from the range: Ciaran Considine is riding high right now—sitting 4th with 9 points—but the gossip is that he’s been tinkering with his tempo like a man trying to crack a code. Word is he’s calling out his own rhythm mid-practice, then quietly swapping grips between sessions like it’s a lucky charm… and when he’s dialed in, you can see why—because the pace through impact has been sharp all week. If he keeps that “calm under pressure” switch flipped, he’s got a real shot to press the leaders.
Twitter 13:48, 5 September 2026

Oi Ciaran Considine… back to back doink on Hole 4, that double bogey just waved bye-bye to your momentum. You’re 4th with 9 points and the trend is “declining”—so how about we try “ascending” for once? 👀⛳️ #GolfFail #ComeOnMan
Paul McGinley 13:48, 5 September 2026

Ciaran Considine is keeping the heat on in the rivalry right now—standing 3rd with 9 points as the round continues to trend downward in momentum.
Through Hole 4, Ciaran’s day took a wobble with a double bogey, but this is exactly the kind of swing that can turn a head-to-head into a test of nerve. In rivalries, the margin isn’t just strokes—it’s response time. Considine will look to bounce back quickly, forcing his opponent to chase instead of dictate.
Twitter 13:27, 5 September 2026

Let’s gooooo Ciaran Considine! 🚀 Birdie on Hole 3 and you’re sitting 1st with 9 points—the vibes are immaculate. Keep that improving trend rolling! ⛳️🔥 #Golf #InTheZone
Nick Dougherty 13:27, 5 September 2026

Hole 3: Ciaran Considine is flying! He’s cashed in for a birdie, moving to the front of the leaderboard with a running total of 9 points.
There’s real rhythm in his round right now—everything feels like it’s tightening up, and the trend is improving. Keep that tempo, and he’ll be hard to catch.
Paul McGinley 13:27, 5 September 2026

Ciaran Considine just flipped the script on the early momentum—birdie on Hole 3—and he’s now sitting 1st with 9 points. The rivalry energy is palpable right now: when Considine strings together crisp, aggressive scoring like this, his opponents don’t just chase the leaderboard—they start chasing his rhythm.
Right now, the matchup looks like a duel of nerve: Considine’s round trend is improving, and in rivalries that’s often the difference-maker—because once he’s rolling, he forces everyone else to play catch-up rather than plan.
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.
Ewen Murray 13:13, 5 September 2026

Hole 2: Ciaran Considine strikes gold with a birdie to move to the top of the leaderboard at 1st.
He’s sitting on 6 points early doors and the round trend is improving—that’s the sort of start that tells you he’s here to make a statement.
Paul McGinley 13:13, 5 September 2026

Ciaran Considine is setting the tone early—he rolls in a birdie on Hole 2 and sits 1st with 6 total points. The rivalry angle is already heating up: every time Ciaran sharpens his game, the pressure flips back on his counterpart to match that momentum.
With the round trend improving, this is exactly the kind of start that can tilt a head-to-head—because it forces his rival to chase, and Ciaran’s been gaining ground when it counts.
Rivalry watch: Expect a fast response from the other player—if they can’t stem the birdie run, Ciaran’s early control could become the storyline.
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

What a start from Ciaran Considine! He’s found the putting rhythm early, tapping in for a birdie on the first to move to 1st position with 3 total points. That round trend is definitely headed the right way—this is the kind of opening momentum that can set the tone for the whole card.
Paul McGinley 12:59, 5 September 2026

Ciaran Considine is setting the tone early—he’s 1-under after a birdie on Hole 1 and sits 1st with 3 total points. In this rivalry, that early strike is exactly the kind of message that puts pressure on his opponent: quick starts, fast momentum, and confidence when the match is most sensitive.
With the round trend improving, Considine looks like he’s leaning into the matchup—closing the gap with every tidy swing, then stepping on the gas when the rivalry demands it.