September Event #1
Saturday 5 September 2026 in Headfort Old Course
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Tom Curtin
2 RNDS14th BEST🔥 Tony McHale
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14th
Pos
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+10
Score
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26
Pts
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18
Thru
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120
Gross
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37
P.Hcap
| Hole | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | Out |
| Par | 5 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 4 | 4 | 5 | 3 | 4 | 37 |
| Idx | 17 | 12 | 5 | 8 | 1 | 3 | 18 | 14 | 10 | |
| A.Par | 7 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 7 | 6 | 7 | 5 | 6 | |
| Score | 8 | 4 | 8 | 6 | 7 | 6 | 7 | 4 | 9 | 59 |
| Pts | 1 | 3 | 0 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 0 | 16 |
| Trend | ❄️ | 🥶 | ❄️ | 🔥 | 🔥 | ❄️ |
| Hole | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | Out |
| Par | 3 | 5 | 4 | 4 | 3 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 35 |
| Idx | 16 | 13 | 4 | 6 | 11 | 15 | 2 | 7 | 9 | |
| A.Par | 5 | 7 | 6 | 6 | 5 | 6 | 6 | 6 | 6 | |
| Score | 5 | 9 | 6 | 8 | 6 | 6 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 61 |
| Pts | 2 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 10 |
| Trend | ❄️ | 🥶 | 🥶 | 🥶 | 🥶 | 🥶 | 🥶 | 🥶 | 🥶 |
Featured Stories
Featured stories from this player in this competition.
Battles
The rivalries and battles this player was engaged in during this round.
| Participants | Interest |
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Brendan Considine vs Tom Curtin
3 - 10
5 changes
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160
🧨
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Danny Finn vs Tom Curtin
13 - 18
4 changes
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129
🔥
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Ciaran Greene vs Tom Curtin
7 - 12
2 changes
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121
🔥
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Daire Greene vs Tom Curtin
4 - 8
2 changes
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114
🔥
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Alan Dempsey vs Tom Curtin
9 - 12
2 changes
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109
🔥
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Stevie Geraghty vs Tom Curtin
9 - 12
2 changes
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109
🔥
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Alan Dempsey vs Tom Curtin
4 - 7
2 changes
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109
🔥
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Mike Rockall vs Tom Curtin
4 - 6
1 changes
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89
🌶️
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Tony McHale vs Tom Curtin
4 - 7
1 changes
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88
🌶️
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Kevin Coen vs Tom Curtin
13 - 15
2 changes
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86
🌶️
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Tony McHale vs Tom Curtin
9 - 11
1 changes
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81
🌶️
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Eoghan Considine vs Tom Curtin
16 - 18
1 changes
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69
🌶️
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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
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Tom Curtin on +10 and finishing Hole 18 like it’s a Sunday stroll… my man, that’s not “course management,” that’s course avoidance. Up to 14th on 26 points—where’s the driver, where’s the ego, and where’s the birdie?! 😤⛳️
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Yooo Tom Curtin out here building a 10-episode drama series on the course… episode 17 ends with a bogey 😭
Up 14th but down hard in spirit—come on man, we need declining trend, not just your hopes. 📉⛳ #LetItRip #StopTheSelf-Sabotage
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Alright, golf fans—here’s the whisper out of the ropes: Tom Curtin is currently sitting 15th on 23 points, and the chatter in the clubhouse is that he’s been quietly tinkering with his setup—nothing dramatic, just little grip-and-face tweaks meant to keep him from “peeling” the ball when the pressure ramps up. Word is his practice sessions have been unusually dialed-in on shorter irons and the kind of wedge shots that decide weekends, and—if I’m reading the temperature of the room right—he might be ready to flip this leaderboard page sooner than folks think.
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OMG Tom Curtin is out here playing golf like it’s a choose-your-own-adventure book… and every chapter ends in chaos. Hole 16? DOUBLE BOGEY. 🫠
You’re +9 through 16 and somehow still “trending” downward—congrats on the commitment to bad vibes, champ. 😤🏌️ -
Rivalry Update: Tom Curtin
Down on Hole 16, Tom Curtin ran into some trouble with a double bogey, which has the momentum wobbling in what’s been a tight, competitive grind. He sits in 15th with 23 total points, and the round trend is declining—so this rivalry is turning into a test of nerve more than pure swing speed.
When Curtin’s fall gets steep like that, it typically opens the door for his rivals to press: this is the moment where the matchup stops being about who can attack and starts being about who can avoid the back-breakers.
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🏌️ Paddy Power Tournament Update
With Tom Curtin sitting 13th on 23 pts after carding par on 15 (and with that declining round trend), the market’s pricing him as more of a scrap for the back end of the points than a podium challenger.
Latest Odds (Tournament Winner)
- Daire Greene (-4 after 15): 7/4 — clear momentum, looking like the one to catch.
- Ciaran Considine (E after 17): 5/2 — steady finish required, but can absolutely pounce.
- Dave Flanagan (+1 after 16): 6/1 — in the mix; depends on whether he can keep it tight late.
- Ciaran Greene (+2 after 15): 8/1 — needs a low run; looks live if parry/you-blow happens.
- Alan Dempsey (+3 after 15): 10/1 — consistent enough to climb, but wins need more.
- Brendan Considine (+3 after 16): 12/1 — another steady option, but a big move is required.
- Tom Curtin (13th, 23 pts): 100/1 — par on 15 is solid, but trend’s not screaming “title charge”.
🧾 How we think it finishes
My read? Daire Greene holds the advantage—he’s got the best buffer at the top. I can still see Ciaran Considine nicking it if the closing stretch stays calm, with Flanagan likely to be the late mover if he finds one or two key gains.
Prediction: Greene to edge it, Considine second, Flanagan third.
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Tom Curtin out here acting like par is a myth 😂 Hole 15 and you’re still at +7—brave strategy, just vibing your way to 18. Somebody hide the sand wedge, he looks confused again.
#GolfTwitter #TomCurtin #13thPlaceDelusion
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Oh Tom Curtin doing his best impression of a golfer… after he already missed the shot. Bogey on 14 and still sitting at +7 like it’s a personal brand. 💀
Hey Tom—maybe stop flirting with the hazards and start meeting the fairway.
#Golf #CurtinWhatAreYouDoing #Hole14Disaster
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Dan Rapaport here—and I’ll tell you what I’m hearing about Tom Curtin: sitting 14th with 20 points, there’s a little buzz in the ropes that he’s been tinkering with a more “stiff-and-straight” ball flight to tame the left side—nothing dramatic, just a couple late-week tweaks that had a few players side-eyeing his practice swing like it was a magic trick. Word is he’s unusually locked in around his middle-iron distances, but the whisper is the real test might be whether that new feel holds when the pressure spikes on the back nine. Stay tuned—because if Curtin’s putting starts cooperating, this leaderboard can flip fast.
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Oh Tom Curtin… throwing a double bogey on 13 like it’s a free giveaway. Buddy you’re +6 through 13 and somehow still surprised the ball doesn’t respect your vibes. Declining trend? Yeah, so is my faith. 😭⛳
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Rivalry update: Tom Curtin is really fighting against the tide of the matchup right now—after a double bogey on Hole 13, his momentum has slipped, and he’s currently sitting 14th with 20 points.
This swing matters in the rivalry: one bad stretch can change who’s pressuring whom, and with the round declining, Curtin’s rivals will smell blood in the closing holes.
Stay tuned—Curtin needs a quick recovery to turn the rivalry back in his favor.
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Alright, quick insider bit from the ropes: Tom Curtin is sitting 12th with 18 points, and—between you and me—there’s chatter he’s been tweaking his pre-shot routine like he’s chasing that one last yard off the tee. Word is he’s been testing a new tempo with the driver and keeping the putter routine almost surgical lately, which is a classic move when you can feel the scores slipping. If he gets hot early on the back nine, watch for him to jump positions fast—because when Tom’s timing locks in, he doesn’t hang around the middle for long.
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Tom Curtin really saw that +4 and said “let’s make it a lifestyle.”
dbl-bogey on 11… bro I’ve seen more control on a shopping cart downhill. 12th and 18 points—the only thing rising is your confidence.
#Golf #DecliningTrend #CurtinComeOn
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Rivalry Update: With Tom Curtin pushing through the back half, this matchup is starting to feel like a tug-of-war—precision versus pressure.
On Hole 11, Curtin’s double bogey swings the momentum, dropping him to 12th on 18 total points. The round trend is declining, and in this rivalry, that’s often where the other player senses blood in the water—pushing for distance, control, and capitalizing on mistakes.
Can Curtin steady the ship from here, or will the rival keep turning this into a scoreboard advantage hole by hole?
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Alright, Tom Curtin at 6th with 16 points—here’s the gossip from inside the ropes: the talk is his putting has been quietly dialed in, but not because he’s suddenly found the fountain of youth… more like he’s had one of the staff guys sneaking him extra reading time on the greens after everyone else is “done.” Add in a little tinkering with his distance control off the tee, and suddenly the birdies are showing up in bunches. Keep an eye on him early tomorrow—if he starts hoovering up the mid-range chances, the clubhouse won’t just be cheering, it’ll be nervous.
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Paddy Power Tournament Odds (after 9–10 holes)
1st / Win outright
- Daire Greene (currently -2): 4/1 — Big advantage in the clubhouse chase; if he keeps it steady he’s hard to shift.
- Ciaran Considine (currently -1): 9/2 — Just a touch behind; could pounce with a couple of tidy pars.
- Ciaran Greene (currently +1): 8/1 — Volatile, but capable of flipping the momentum quickly.
- Dave Flanagan (currently +1): 12/1 — In the mix early; needs a clean back nine to convert.
- Alan Dempsey (currently +2): 14/1 — Striking distance if the leaders start trading bogeys.
- Tom Curtin (currently +2, 6th): 16/1 — Double bogey on 9 and the round trend is declining; he’ll have to climb fast rather than grind.
How it might finish
With Daire sitting two under at the halfway point and a clear lead, I fancy him to hold off the chasing pack—our money’s on a run in the -1 to -3 range for the winner. Expect Ciaran Considine to be the main thorn if he avoids another wobble, with the rest battling it out for the scraps.
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Oh Tom Curtin—+2 through 9 and we’re already serving the “double bogey” comedy hour on Hole 9 like it’s part of the ticket price. 🙃
Respectfully: either commit to the shot or commit to the dramatic reenactment, buddy. #PleaseMakePar
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Rivalry Update: Tom Curtin is in the thick of things right now—sitting 6th with 16 points—but he’s got some ground to make up as the round continues.
On Hole 9, Curtin carded a dbl bogey, a momentum swing that can completely reshape how these rivalries play out—especially when the opponent he’s chasing is steady under pressure.
Round trend: Declining. The key question from here: can Curtin arrest the slide and turn this duel back in his favor with a couple of clean swings on the back nine?
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Rivalry Update: Tom Curtin just slotted home a birdie on Hole 8 to keep the pressure on at 2nd in the clubhouse mix.
This is the kind of momentum shift that tends to define his head-to-head with his main rival—when Curtin’s round trend is improving, he turns a close contest into a test of nerves. At 16 points overall, he’s not just playing catch-up; he’s positioning himself to win swings rather than waiting for mistakes.
Keep an eye on the back nine: Curtin’s birdie rhythm can force his rival to go steeper on risk—especially if they want to respond immediately after Hole 8.
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Alright, we’ve had a proper run through the last couple of holes, and the scoreboard’s starting to take shape. Daire Greene is feeling good—on the 6th he’s par, and then he pops one in for birdie at the 7th to stay right on even terms. Ryan Kelly and Tom Curtin, though, have been grinding away with par-bogey consistency: Ryan’s been steady at +3 after two holes of par, while Tom’s holding firmer at +1 through his back-to-back pars. In short, Daire’s the man moving with that birdie, while the others are just keeping the wheels turning—no panic, just pressure building hole by hole.