September Event #1

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Brendan Considine's Recap

Battle: Brendan Considine vs Alan Dempsey

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• Wayne Riley 16:56, 5 September 2026

  Alright, last two holes and it’s been a mixed bag for the crew. Dave Flanagan steadied himself with a bogey to start but then matched it with par on the 16th, holding firm at +1. Brendan Considine had a wobble early with a double bogey and then couldn’t quite recover, finishing the stretch still out at +3. Over on the scorecard, Mike Rockall was consistent but stuck in the grind—par-par across the two holes keeps him perched at +5. And Liam Rockall struggled a bit more: a bogey followed by par means he’s sitting at +10—that’s a tough mountain to climb from here.
• Wayne Riley 16:42, 5 September 2026

  Alright, last couple of holes and it’s been a bit of a mixed bag in this group. Dave Flanagan steadied the ship—he went birdie on the fourteenth to keep things ticking over, then after a bogey on fifteen he’s sitting at +1 overall. Brendan Considine was right there for a moment with par on fourteen, but the wheels wobbled on fifteen with a double bogey, so he’s still perched at +3. Over on that bottom end, Mike Rockall couldn’t get going—double bogey on fourteen, then back to par on fifteen, leaving him at +5. And Liam Rockall is under the pump: bogey on fourteen followed by another bogey on fifteen, meaning he’s up to +10. Plenty of work to do, but there’s still time to claw it back as we head into what comes next.
• Dan Rapaport 16:42, 5 September 2026

  Alright, I’m hearing a little something around the ropes about Brendan Considine: despite sitting up 6th with 27 points, he’s been quietly tinkering with his setup—more specifically, a touchier-than-usual pre-shot routine that the guys in his group swear has him “fidgeting for five seconds” right before he commits. The rumor is it’s not nerves, it’s a new trigger he’s trying to lock in (tempo over mechanics), and if it sticks, watch out—because the way he’s been bouncing back from tight lies, it feels like that extra ritual is already paying dividends.
• Paddy Power 16:42, 5 September 2026

  🏌️‍♂️ Paddy Power Golf Update

  With Brendan Considine currently 6th on +3 after 15 holes (round trend: declining), here’s how the markets look right now...

  Latest tournament odds (outright)

  • Daire Greene 2/1 (currently -3 after 13)
  • Ciaran Considine 9/2 (currently +1 after 15)
  • Dave Flanagan 10/1 (currently +1 after 15)
  • Alan Dempsey 16/1 (currently +2 after 13)
  • Ciaran Greene 20/1 (currently +3 after 14)
  • Brendan Considine 25/1 (currently +3 after 15)
  • Tony McHale 33/1 (currently +4 after 13)
  • Padraig Burke 33/1 (currently +4 after 15)
  • Stevie Geraghty 40/1 (currently +4 after 13)
  • Ryan Kelly 40/1 (currently +4 after 13)

  How it might finish

  That Daire Greene lead is the big talking point—he’s sitting on a score cushion and looks best placed to close. Brendan Considine has some work to do after a double bogey on 15, and with the declining trend it looks a bit of a stretch to lift the trophy—more realistic is a strong scramble up the board rather than outright glory.

  Prediction: Daire Greene to hold on, with Ciaran Considine and Dave Flanagan the main threats for the runner-up spots.
• Twitter 16:42, 5 September 2026

  Oh Brendan Considine… you’re fighting the course so hard I’m getting cardio just watching. 😭 Double bogey on 15?? Buddy, that’s not “grit,” that’s gravity. You were coasting and now you’re somehow +3 through 15 like it’s a lifestyle choice. #GolfFaceplant
• Paul McGinley 16:42, 5 September 2026

  Rivalry Update: Brendan Considine is battling in the kind of matchup where momentum swings matter—and right now, the swing has been Brendans for the taking… and then taking back.

  On Hole 15, Considine dropped a double bogey, and you can feel the rivalry tension ramp up as that slip pushes him down in the hunt—he’s currently 6th with 27 points.

  But the bigger storyline is the Round Trend: Declining. In a rivalry like this, the player who responds after a hit like that is the one who turns pressure into scoring—and Considine still has plenty of time to flip the script.
• Ewen Murray 16:13, 5 September 2026

  Brendan Considine has just holed it on Hole 13 for a birdie—and that’s a lovely bit of momentum. He sits 4th now, with 25 points on the board, and the round trend is improving. After this kind of response, you can feel the pressure shift—he’s not just keeping it together, he’s starting to build.
• Paul McGinley 16:13, 5 September 2026

  Rivalry Update: Brendan Considine is starting to turn the screws in this matchup—right when it matters most.

  Through Hole 13, Considine has carded a birdie and sits 3rd on 25 total points. The round trend is improving, and that’s the kind of momentum that tends to swing rivalries: less chasing, more controlling.

  In this head-to-head, the message is clear—Considine is building pressure with cleaner scoring on the back stretch, setting up a real test for whoever he’s chasing on the leaderboard.
• Paul McGinley 15:43, 5 September 2026

  Rivalry Watch: Brendan Considine is tightening the screws on his matchup as the round turns. After finishing Hole 11 with a birdie, he sits 5th with 20 points, and the round trend is declining—meaning the pressure is starting to show on the leaderboard and in this head-to-head battle.

  Considine’s birdie puts momentum in his pocket: when he keeps scoring like this, the rivalry swings from “who can stay steady” to “who can strike first.”
• Twitter 15:27, 5 September 2026

  Oi Brendan Considine, coming in for bogey on 10 like it’s a scheduled tee time. 😭 You’re currently +3 through 10 and still moving at the speed of a guy searching for his lost wedge in the parking lot. 9th place stress looks good on you though. #Golf
• Paddy Power 15:26, 5 September 2026

  🏌️ Paddy Power Tournament Odds (updated)

  Daire Greene — 5/2 (currently -1 after 8; looking solid up top)

  Ciaran Considine — 9/4 (currently -1 after 10; steadier finishing kick in)

  Ciaran Greene — 6/1 (E after 8; dangerous if he’s given chances to press)

  Tom Curtin — 12/1 (E after 8; needs a couple of low swings late)

  Brendan Considine — 14/1 (2nd? currently +2 after 9; bogey on 9 and trend’s going the wrong way, but he’s still in range)

  🧾 How we think it finishes: Expect it to be a tight scrap at the top—Greene vs Considine in the closing stretch. If Brendan can stabilise (get par/par or better from here), he can sneak into the mix, but the leaders look most likely to hold their nerve.
• Nick Dougherty 14:47, 5 September 2026

  Hole 7: Brendan Considine walks it in for par—that’s a tidy little reset as he holds his position in 3rd. The scoreline stays steady at E for the round, and that improving trend is really starting to show.

  Nice composure here. Par at this point of the round keeps the pressure on the field rather than putting it on him.
• Wayne Riley 14:27, 5 September 2026

  Alrighto, last two holes and the boys have been right at it! Dave Flanagan steadied the ship—he’d been sitting at +4 at the fifth, then found some momentum with a birdie at 6 to hold that line at +4. Brendan Considine is cruising along in the flat—he’s stroked pars at 5 and 6, keeping him level par (E) as the pressure eases for the moment. Liam Rockall is taking the long way through trouble—back-to-back bogeys at 5 and 6 have him locked at +3. And over on Mike Rockall’s card, it’s been a rollercoaster: a par at 5, then a double bogey at 6, leaving him +2 overall. Big swings there, but plenty still to play!
• Nick Dougherty 14:27, 5 September 2026

  Oh, that is the sort of spark you want if you’re Brendan Considine—he’s marched onto Hole 6 and signs it off with a birdie. With that, he’s sitting in 3rd place and moves his total to 12 points.

  This round’s starting to look far more like the Brendan we hoped for—the trend is improving, and you can feel the momentum building hole by hole.
• Paul McGinley 14:27, 5 September 2026

  Rivalry update: Brendan Considine is building momentum in this round—he just carded a birdie on Hole 6 to move into 4th with 12 total points. The improving trend is exactly the kind of swing that tends to flip the narrative in a rivalry: when Considine turns pressure into birdies, his counterpart’s cushion gets thinner fast.

  Right now, it feels like this matchup is tightening—Considine’s ability to climb the leaderboard while the rest are still battling to stabilize is the difference-maker at this stage.
• Paul McGinley 13:38, 5 September 2026

  Rivalry Update: Brendan Considine is starting to turn the heat early—he just carded a birdie on Hole 3 and sits 12th on 5 points. With the round trend still declining, this is the kind of momentum swing that often defines his matchups against a rival: one sharp stretch, and suddenly the pressure moves.

  Right now, Considine’s playing like he’s hunting a response—birdie in the early holes usually forces his opponent to choose between going for it and tightening up. Stay tuned on the next couple—this rivalry could flip quickly if he keeps the scoring pace steady.
• Wayne Riley 13:09, 5 September 2026

  Alright, plenty of movement here after the first hole—Liam Rockall and Mike Rockall both kept things tidy with pars to stay right on level par, while Brendan Considine’s bogey at the first sees him nudging up to +1. And for Dave Flanagan, it was a tougher start with a double bogey at Hole 1, leaving him at +2. So early doors it’s a bit of a split in the group: the Rockalls are holding their line, Brendan’s chasing it back, and Dave’s got a mountain to climb—one good swing at a time from here.