September Event #1

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Ciaran Greene's Recap

Battle: Ciaran Greene vs Alan Dempsey

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• Iona Stephen 17:13, 5 September 2026

  Alright, after two holes of follow-up action, the leaderboard’s got a bit of movement but not a lot of tidy separation. Danny Finn copped it a touch at holes 15 and 16—he’s dropped a double bogey and then another bogey, leaving him sitting at +9, and that’s a tough run to cover. Ciaran Greene, though, is the one showing some spark—he started with a birdie at 15, then steadied himself with a bogey at 16, keeping him at +3 and firmly in the hunt. And Evan O'Keeffe is hanging around but the damage was done earlier—he’s been on +12, with a bogey at 15 and a calm par at 16, so he’ll be happy just to stop the bleeding heading into the next stretch.
• Paddy Power 16:53, 5 September 2026

  Paddy Power odds (latest market)

  Daire Greene (currently -3): 4/6 to win

  Dave Flanagan (+1): 9/2

  Ciaran Considine (+1): 6/1

  Ciaran Greene (+2): 14/1 (big birdie on 15, in 4th and climbing)

  Ryan Kelly (+3): 20/1

  How we think it finishes: With Ciaran Greene finding a birdie on 15 and showing an improving trend, he’s got a live path into the mix for the front two. That said, Daire’s holding the top spot and Dave/Considine will be the main challengers—watch for another score swing in the closing holes that could decide it.
• Paul McGinley 16:53, 5 September 2026

  Ciaran Greene just turned the heat on his rivalry as he sticks a birdie on Hole 15—and in doing so, he’s moved into 4th with 28 points.

  The key storyline? Momentum. His round trend is improving, which is exactly the kind of swing that makes rivalries feel personal—because it forces the competition to respond rather than reset.

  At this stage, Greene’s taking control of the matchup: when he’s rolling forward like this, he doesn’t just chase scores—he pressures the rival into tougher decisions on every next shot.
• Iona Stephen 16:10, 5 September 2026

  Alright, we’ve been with this group for the last two holes, and it’s been a mixed bag. Ciaran Greene steadied things up nicely—after a double bogey on 11 he bounced back to par on 12, holding his total at +3. Danny Finn, though, really turned the momentum on its head: he carded par on 11, then found the magic with an eagle on 12 to stay locked in at +6 overall. And for Evan O’Keeffe, it’s all about damage control—he played par on 11 but slipped to a bogey on 12, leaving him sitting at +11. Big swing on that back-to-back stretch, especially for Danny.
• Iona Stephen 15:57, 5 September 2026

  Well, how’s this for momentum swings! Over the last two holes, Ciaran Greene steadied things after a par on 10 before the wheels nearly came off on 11 with a double bogey—he’s sitting +3. Danny Finn had a similar rollercoaster: a bogey on 10 and then back to par on 11, but overall he’s still +8 and chasing a turnaround. Meanwhile, Evan O'Keeffe continues to find a few resistance points—bogey at 10, par at 11, and he’s trudging along at +10. Not a tidy couple of holes for the group, but there’s plenty of golf left to get this ball rolling downhill.
• Dan Rapaport 15:57, 5 September 2026

  Dan Rapaport here, and I’ll tell you what I’m hearing: Ciaran Greene is sitting 6th on 19 points, but the buzz in the ropes isn’t so much about his leaderboard spot—it’s about his short game. Word is Greene’s been sneaking in “fix-one-thing” putting sessions before tee times, and not just for show; a couple of his playing partners swear he’s talking to himself over three-footers like he’s calling lines in a card game. Add in that his caddie has been quietly swapping out alignment aids—nothing dramatic, just incremental tweaks—and you get the feeling the late-round push is being built off the little stuff. Stay tuned: if his lag starts dropping, that 6th-place position won’t last the weekend.
• Twitter 15:57, 5 September 2026

  Oi Ciaran Greene—love the comeback tour, mate. Double-bogey on 11 and you’re still somehow pretending it’s “part of the plan.” 😂 From looking solid to straight-up cosplaying chaos—6th place on +3… incredible stuff.

  #ForeTrek #GreeneGoneWild
• Paul McGinley 15:57, 5 September 2026

  Rivalry update: Ciaran Greene is keeping the pressure on in his matchup, and right now the numbers say he’s trending the right way—even after a rough moment.

  On Hole 11, Greene took a double bogey, which is the kind of swing that can flip a rivalry momentum fast. But he’s still sitting 8th on 19 points, and the round trend is declining, meaning his overall trajectory suggests he’s finding a way to limit the damage and respond.

  In a rivalry, that response is everything: when one player stumbles, the other usually smells blood. Greene’s next stretch will be about turning this setback into a statement—tight irons, smarter lines, and forcing the opponent to chase.
• Ewen Murray 15:42, 5 September 2026

  Ciaran Greene strolls through Hole 10 for par—and that keeps him firmly in the mix. It’s a tidy little number when the pressure starts to creep in, and after getting himself moving earlier, he’s letting the course come to him rather than chasing it.

  Currently sitting 3rd on 19 points, and with the round trend looking downhill, it’s shaping up like Greene’s got control of the rhythm.
• Paddy Power 15:27, 5 September 2026

  Paddy Power Tournament Odds (Latest)

  1st / Win
  Ciaran Considine: 3/1
  Daire Greene: 7/1
  Tom Curtin: 10/1
  Dave Flanagan: 18/1
  Ciaran Greene: 22/1
  Stevie Geraghty: 25/1
  Alan Dempsey: 28/1
  Brendan Considine: 35/1
  Tony McHale: 40/1
  Mike Rockall: 55/1

  Quick take (Ciaran Greene #7, bogey on 9)
  That bogey has tightened the chase a bit—he’s still in the shake-up, but with the round trend declining, he’ll need a couple of smart swings from the mid-late stretch to shift off +1 and start sneaking up the leaderboard.

  How I think it finishes
  I fancy Ciaran Considine to hold his nerve near the top. Next best is Daire Greene, with a Tom Curtin run for the podium if the scoring holds steady.
• Ewen Murray 15:15, 5 September 2026

  And there we are at Hole 8—Ciaran Greene steers it in for par, a tidy little moment of control. He’s sitting 3rd in the hunt, with 16 points on the board, and the round trend’s clearly heading in the right direction—declining.

  Par at 8 keeps the pressure on, and it’s exactly the sort of steady golf that can separate the field when things get tight.
• Nick Dougherty 15:02, 5 September 2026

  Ciaran Greene wraps up Hole 7 with a bogey—and you can feel that little wobble as he stays focused in 2nd place. He’s sitting on 14 points overall with the round trend continuing to decline, so the key now is to keep things simple: give the putter a clean look, and don’t chase flags you don’t have to.
• Nick Dougherty 14:44, 5 September 2026

  Ciaran Greene rolls in a bogey on Hole 6—a tidy -1 for the card. He’s sitting 2nd in the hunt with 13 points, and the momentum is still trending down as the round settles.

  Now, it’s about keeping that calm touch—no big swings from here, just smart golf and clean contact.
• Ewen Murray 14:27, 5 September 2026

  Ciaran Greene gets us out of the sand and into the calm with a par on the 5th—steady golf when you need it. He’s marching 1st right now, sitting on 12 points, and the numbers tell the story: the round trend is improving.

  What’s key from here? Keep the rhythm—get the putts rolling, and let the pressure do the work for you.
• Nick Dougherty 14:13, 5 September 2026

  Right, Ciaran Greene, finding himself right in the thick of it on the par-4th hole—and that’s a calm, controlled finish to keep things ticking along.

  It’s par on the hole, but the bigger story is his position: he’s up in second, sitting on 10 total points. You can feel it—that improving trend—he’s steadying the ship, and when you’re playing in a low-pressure way like this, birdies start to look more and more likely.

  Next time it’s time to turn that steadiness into momentum, Ciaran. Hold your nerve, keep the tempo, and let the scoring opportunities come to you.
• Nick Dougherty 13:54, 5 September 2026

  Alright folks, Ciaran Greene has turned the tables on this early stretch! He’s just found the birdie on Hole 3, moving to 2nd on the leaderboard.

  That’s big momentum—his round trend is improving, and you can feel it. With 8 points in the bag already, Ciaran looks like he’s settling in and building something special.
• Paul McGinley 13:54, 5 September 2026

  Ciaran Greene is starting to heat up, and it’s only adding fuel to this rivalry.

  Through 3 holes, Greene has just carded a birdie to move into 2nd with 8 total points. The key storyline? His round trend is improving—and in a rivalry, momentum is everything.

  Right now, Greene’s pressure is building hole by hole: that birdie sets him up as the player the rival has to chase, not the other way around.
• Ewen Murray 13:39, 5 September 2026

  Ciaran Greene has been in fine form here—he’s just popped in the par on Hole 2 to keep the momentum rolling.

  From the front of the pack in 2nd, he’s sitting on 5 points with the round trend firmly pointing in the right direction. This is tidy golf: no fuss, just solid execution.

  Plenty still to play, but you can feel the improvement building.
• Iona Stephen 13:25, 5 September 2026

  Alright, Wayne Riley here, and after just the first two holes it’s shaping up nicely for the group. Ciaran Greene has jumped out early with a birdie on that first hole—he’s sitting well at -1—while Evan O'Keeffe and Danny Finn have both steadied the ship with par to stay even. Now it’s all about keeping that pressure on: if Ciaran can turn that early momentum into another solid run, he’ll be right in the mix, but Evan and Danny will be looking to fire back and regain the initiative over the next couple.
• Ewen Murray 13:25, 5 September 2026

  Hole 1 and Ciaran Greene has started with a birdie—what a lovely opening note! That’s -1 for the round, and right now he’s sitting 2nd on 3 points as the momentum keeps building.

  There’s an air of confidence about his game tonight, and the round trend is improving. Long may it last.