Participants	Interest
Liam Rockall vs Ryan Kelly 3 - 9 5 changes	167 🧨
Ryan Kelly vs Alan Dempsey 14 - 18 3 changes	125 🔥
Ryan Kelly vs Stevie Geraghty 15 - 18 3 changes	116 🔥
Mike Rockall vs Ryan Kelly 9 - 13 3 changes	115 🔥
Ryan Kelly vs Padraig Burke 9 - 11 2 changes	90 🌶️
Ryan Kelly vs Padraig Burke 13 - 16 1 changes	88 🌶️
Ryan Kelly vs Stevie Geraghty 5 - 7 2 changes	88 🌶️
Ryan Kelly vs Padraig Burke 5 - 7 2 changes	88 🌶️
Mike Rockall vs Ryan Kelly 15 - 17 1 changes	81 🌶️

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Par Profile

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3 Hole Profile

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Paul McGinley 17:47, 5 September 2026

Rivalry update: Ryan Kelly is putting on the pressure on the back end, and it’s turning into one of those head-to-head sessions where every birdie feels like a jab to the ego.
He just carded a birdie on Hole 18, moving into 7th place with 32 total points. And with the round trend declining, this isn’t just momentum—it’s control, the kind that fuels rivalries.
Kelly’s takeaway: hit the clutch shots when the opponent expects a lull. If this trend holds, the next swing of the rivalry could come quickly—because his finish is setting the tone.
Paddy Power 17:01, 5 September 2026
Paddy Power Latest Tournament Odds (after the latest on-course updates)
Snapshot: Daire Greene leads at -4 after 15. Ryan Kelly sits 8th on +4 after 15 with a bogey on 15 but an improving round trend.
- Daire Greene (-4 after 15): 9/2 — Solid cushion at the top; if he keeps it tidy from here, he’s the one to beat.
- Ciaran Considine (E after 17): 6/1 — In striking distance; slight delay in holes played, but his level is tournament-winning.
- Dave Flanagan (+1 after 16): 8/1 — Steady sort; could climb with a couple of pressure pars.
- Ciaran Greene (+2 after 15): 14/1 — One or two smart swings could flip him up the leaderboard quickly.
- Padraig Burke (+3 after 17): 18/1 — Needs a strong finish; odds suggest he’s got work to do but it’s not out of reach.
- Brendan Considine (+3 after 16): 20/1 — Same story: if he turns momentum into birdies, he’s live.
- Alan Dempsey (+3 after 15): 25/1 — Can push towards the front with clean scoring in the closing stretch.
- Ryan Kelly (+4 after 15): 50/1 — Bogey on 15 isn’t ideal, but the improving trend keeps his options open for a late surge into the money.
How we think it finishes: I’ve got Daire Greene edging it if he holds his nerve — likely to close strong and turn the lead into a win. Closest heat looks like Ciaran Considine, with the rest fighting it out for the minor places.
Paul McGinley 16:47, 5 September 2026

Rivalry Update: Ryan Kelly has answered the pressure on Hole 14 with a birdie, firing him into 4th as the momentum turns in his favor.
The storyline in this matchup is clear: when his rival starts to set the pace, Kelly’s rhythm tends to tighten—and right now, his round trend is improving, which is exactly what you want when you’re trying to swing the rivalry back your way.
With 25 total points and a scoring surge on the cards, this rivalry could flip quickly if Kelly keeps stacking low scores from here.
Paul McGinley 16:33, 5 September 2026

Rivalry Update: Ryan Kelly just switched gears on Hole 13, knocking in a birdie to land in 7th with 22 points. The momentum matters—because in this matchup, those quick momentum grabs are how Kelly swings the psychological edge.
Round trend: declining—and right now, that means Kelly is doing just enough to keep pressure on his rival, tightening the margin hole-by-hole instead of letting the contest drift away.
Paul McGinley 15:48, 5 September 2026

Rivalry Update: Ryan Kelly just turned in a birdie on Hole 10, and at 11th position with 16 points he’s got the momentum working his way—especially in the way he’s been able to out-run the pressure of a tight head-to-head.
The round trend is declining overall, but a shot like that on the back half is the kind of swing that often flips a rivalry: it forces his opponent to react, and it tightens the margin where Ryan’s decision-making and composure usually separate the two.
Bottom line: this is turning into one of those matchups where birdies are statements, and Ryan just made one on No. 10.
Paddy Power 15:33, 5 September 2026
🏌️ Paddy Power Tourney Update — Live market after the latest scores across the field.
Latest odds to win (outright)
- Daire Greene (-1 after 8): 4/1 — Hot start and looking very settled for the front-runner.
- Ciaran Considine (-1 after 10): 9/2 — Just edging it over the chasers; still got plenty of golf left.
- Tom Curtin (E after 8): 11/2 — In striking distance and can punish the medium holes.
- Dave Flanagan (+1 after 10): 8/1 — Mixed position but the pace of the leaders means a late surge wins this.
- Stevie Geraghty (+1 after 9): 10/1 — One or two tidy swings and he’s right back in it.
Short call on how it might finish
With the lead tightly packed (only a couple shots separating the front), I fancy the winner to finish around -1 to +1. If the pressure hits, expect a couple of drop-offs from those sitting at the top early — but the player who steadies the back nine will take it.
Ryan Kelly check: You’re 12th on 13 points after a par on the 9th and with the round trend declining. If you can arrest the run of fading form and start stringing pars together, you’ve got a route back into the shake-up.
Dan Rapaport 15:20, 5 September 2026

Dan Rapaport here—and let me tell you, Ryan Kelly at 13th with 11 points has been the talk around the ropes. Word is he’s been tinkering with his pre-shot routine like a mad scientist: quick check, deep breath, then boom, straight back into the swing. Nobody’s saying he’ll unveil a whole new game, but the caddies swear his yardage notes have gotten a lot more “specific” lately—almost like he’s privately adjusting to what the course is rewarding minute-to-minute. If he starts rolling it the way he’s been practicing, watch out—because that’s when this kind of quiet tweak turns into loud momentum.
Twitter 15:20, 5 September 2026

Ryan Kelly out here playing like the greens owe him money 😭 Hole 8 dbl bogey and you’re still stuck around +5—my dog could land that chip closer and he doesn’t even wear golf shoes. 13th place with 11 points… c’mon man, let’s see one shot that doesn’t look like it was hit by a microwave timer.
Paul McGinley 15:20, 5 September 2026

Ryan Kelly is feeling the pressure early, now sitting 13th after a double bogey on Hole 8. In this rivalry, that’s the kind of swing moment where momentum can flip fast—especially when his round trend is declining.
The storyline here: whoever can stay composed after a bad stretch usually wins the head-to-head. Right now, Kelly’s rivals will smell blood after that Hole 8 setback, but he still has time to respond and drag this matchup back toward his favor.
Update: Kelly’s total points are 11, and the rivalry looks like it’s tightening as the back half approaches.
Iona Stephen 15:07, 5 September 2026

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.
Twitter 14:49, 5 September 2026

Ryan Kelly out here playing “par” like it’s a personalized handicap. 😤 Hole 6 is par, you’re 8th, and the scoreboard says +3… so congrats on keeping it exciting for exactly nobody. ⛳️📉
Iona Stephen 14:33, 5 September 2026

Alright folks, coming off the last couple of holes, it’s a bit of a mixed bag out there. Daire Greene steadied the ship—he’s been right on the edge, turning one hole to a bogey after par, keeping himself at +1. Tom Curtin looked sharper, sneaking in a birdie on the par-4 and then holding it together with par on the next to stay at +1 as well. Meanwhile, Ryan Kelly hasn’t been able to find the rhythm—after a bogey he’s taken a double-bogey to blow out the score, leaving him sitting at +3. If they can tighten up the next swings, there’s plenty of room to bounce back—especially for Ryan.
Dan Rapaport 14:33, 5 September 2026

Dan Rapaport here: Ryan Kelly’s sitting pretty in the mix—currently 9th with 7 points—but word from the ropes is it’s not just his putting doing the talking. A couple of the guys in his camp have been whispering that he’s been a little too comfortable with the new routine lately; not “messy,” just… overconfident. I’m told there was a brief moment after a shaky wedge where he basically told his team, “Let’s keep it simple, stop tinkering.” Translation: the talent’s there, but the real grind for Ryan is staying patient when the course gives him those half-chances to get greedy.
Twitter 14:33, 5 September 2026

Ryan Kelly out here playing “Double Bogey Roulette” on Hole 5 like it’s a promo deal. 📉 Down goes the momentum—up goes the excuses. Congrats on being +3 through 5… we’re all thrilled. 😌⛳️
Paul McGinley 14:33, 5 September 2026

Rivalry Update: Ryan Kelly finds himself battling in the kind of matchup that turns every swing into a statement. After Hole 5 produced a double bogey, his momentum has dipped—he’s now sitting 9th with 7 total points and a declining round trend.
The rivalry tension is still there: when Kelly is behind, the margin for error tightens, and this kind of hole is exactly where his opponent will try to press the advantage—one scoreboard swing at a time.
Wayne Riley 14:01, 5 September 2026

Alright, after the last two holes it’s been a bit of a rollercoaster out there. Ryan Kelly started with a birdie on the second, but the momentum got swatted away with a double bogey on the third—so he’s sitting right back on even after the mishap. Tom Curtin also struck birdie on hole 2, yet followed it with that same double bogey on hole 3, leaving him +2 overall—still hanging around but definitely feeling those swings of fortune. And Daire Greene? He’s been the most consistent of the bunch: a birdie on hole 2 and then a bogey on hole 3 keeps him right on even. Bottom line—Curtin’s got ground to claw back, while Kelly and Greene will be keen to lock in from here.
Dan Rapaport 14:00, 5 September 2026

Alright folks, Dan Rapaport here—and I’m hearing some interesting whispers about Ryan Kelly. He’s sitting 4th right now with 6 points, and the chatter in the ropes is that he’s been tinkering with something pretty sneaky: a tighter pre-shot routine and a “lower-noise” swing thought that’s supposedly helping him hit more fairways when the pressure spikes. But the real gossip? A couple of the guys in his group claim he’s been getting text updates from a coach offsite—nothing dramatic, just little tweaks to ball position and tempo that are allegedly paying off faster than expected.
Twitter 14:00, 5 September 2026

Oof, Ryan Kelly on hole 3 and it’s a double bogey… I’ve seen more life in a lost golf glove. 😂 You’re 4th with only 6 points—keep swinging like it’s a suggestion, not a plan!
Paul McGinley 14:00, 5 September 2026

Rivalry Update: Ryan Kelly is turning this matchup into a real grind right now—after slipping with a double bogey on Hole 3, he’s sitting in 4th with 6 points.
The key storyline in the rivalry: while both players are trying to control momentum, Ryan’s declining round trend suggests his opponent may be capitalizing on every small mistake. If Ryan can steady the ship over the next stretch, he’ll have a chance to claw the rivalry back—because right now, the scoreboard is telling a tough tale.
Nick Dougherty 13:45, 5 September 2026

Ryan Kelly has absolutely started the way you want—birdie on the 2nd and he’s right up there in 2nd place.
He’s got that calm, improving rhythm building now—when you’re trending upwards like this, it feels like every step on the tee is setting you up for the next one.
That’s another sharp finish to his early stretch, and at the moment, he’s making this course look very manageable.