September Event #2
Sunday 6 September 2026 in Headfort Championship Course
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Dave Flanagan
6 RNDS4th BEST🌋 Tony McHale
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4th
Pos
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+5
Score
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31
Pts
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18
Thru
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98
Gross
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20
P.Hcap
| Hole | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | Out |
| Par | 4 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 3 | 4 | 4 | 36 |
| Idx | 6 | 18 | 10 | 14 | 2 | 8 | 16 | 4 | 12 | |
| A.Par | 5 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 6 | 6 | 4 | 5 | 5 | |
| Score | 6 | 5 | 8 | 4 | 5 | 7 | 5 | 7 | 7 | 54 |
| Pts | 1 | 3 | 0 | 2 | 3 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 11 |
| Trend | ❄️ | 🥶 | ❄️ | ❄️ | ❄️ | 🥶 | 🥶 |
| Hole | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | Out |
| Par | 4 | 3 | 4 | 4 | 5 | 4 | 5 | 3 | 4 | 36 |
| Idx | 9 | 11 | 5 | 1 | 15 | 3 | 17 | 13 | 7 | |
| A.Par | 5 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 6 | 5 | 6 | 4 | 5 | |
| Score | 4 | 3 | 4 | 4 | 8 | 6 | 7 | 4 | 4 | 44 |
| Pts | 3 | 3 | 3 | 4 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 20 |
| 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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Dave Flanagan vs Oisin O'Malley
4 - 12
4 changes
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160
🧨
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Danny Finn vs Dave Flanagan
3 - 12
3 changes
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152
🧨
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Brendan Considine vs Dave Flanagan
3 - 7
3 changes
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127
🔥
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Dave Flanagan vs Alan Dempsey
3 - 7
3 changes
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127
🔥
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Dave Flanagan vs Oisin O'Malley
14 - 17
3 changes
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124
🔥
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Tony McHale vs Dave Flanagan
14 - 18
2 changes
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114
🔥
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Dave Flanagan vs Evan O'Keeffe
3 - 7
2 changes
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112
🔥
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Dave Flanagan vs Padraig Burke
6 - 9
2 changes
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111
🔥
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Dave Flanagan vs Liam Rockall
15 - 17
2 changes
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102
🔥
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Mike Rockall vs Dave Flanagan
3 - 6
2 changes
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97
🌶️
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Kevin Coen vs Dave Flanagan
3 - 6
1 changes
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92
🌶️
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Tony McHale vs Dave Flanagan
10 - 12
1 changes
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85
🌶️
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Ciaran Considine vs Dave Flanagan
4 - 6
1 changes
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85
🌶️
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Dave Flanagan vs Alan Dempsey
11 - 13
0 changes
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76
🌶️
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Danny Finn vs Dave Flanagan
15 - 17
0 changes
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72
🌶️
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Scoring Profile
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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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And that’s how you close it out—Dave Flanagan pops in a birdie on the 18th to finish with +5, and he’s done it with real control.
He’s sitting in 3rd right now with 31 points, and the round trend is declining—meaning the scoring has been tightening up as he’s gone deeper into the card.
That final hole deserved the applause. Flanagan’s stayed patient, and then—when it mattered—he made the stroke count.
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Rivalry Update: Dave Flanagan is turning pressure into momentum down the stretch. With birdie on Hole 18, he’s climbed to 3rd at 31 points, and the round trend is declining—meaning his play is tightening up as the chase intensifies.
In this matchup, it’s the kind of finish that swings the narrative: when his rival expects a fade, Flanagan keeps the momentum rolling, closing strong with a score that forces everyone else to answer.
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OH WOW Dave Flanagan just pulled a bogey on 16… because apparently “declining round trend” means your game is trending backward. 🤡⛳ You’re on +6 and STILL acting like this is a warm-up.
Keep swinging, champ—maybe the ball will show up when it feels like it. 👏😬 -
🏌️ Paddy Power Tournament Odds (Latest)
Dave Flanagan sits 6th on +5 after a bogey at the 15th and a declining round trend — that’ll be hurting his short-term momentum.
1st Place
- Alan Dempsey (+1): 2/1 — holding the slight lead and looking solid at the sharp end.
- Mike Rockall (+2): 9/2 — up at the top and still very much in it.
- Tony McHale (+4): 11/2 — creeping up; if he gets the putter going he can jump late.
- Evan O'Keeffe (+4): 6/1 — early clubhouse position, could spike with a couple of swings.
- Dave Flanagan (+5): 20/1 — needs a lift from here; with the trend fading, it’s an uphill task.
How it might finish
I can see this ending with Alan Dempsey edging it in a tight scramble, with Mike Rockall and Tony McHale the most dangerous chasers. For Flanagan, best case is a late rally to grab a top-3/5 finish — but the bogey at 15th keeps him outside the immediate title fight.
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Alright, some real momentum swings over these last two holes. Mike Rockall has stayed razor steady—he was birdie at 13, then managed par at 14, so he’s holding that +2 position like a true pro. Dave Flanagan was the headline at 13 with an eagle, but he couldn’t quite keep the run going as the wheels came off at 14 with a double bogey—so the back-to-back contrast leaves him back at +4. Meanwhile, Ciaran Greene couldn’t find any traction: it’s been bogey-bogey to finish the stretch, leaving him at +15. And Kevin Coen? He’s been solid enough early on with a par at 13, but then he drops the ball big time at 14 with a scratch, keeping him at +13. Bottom line: Rockall’s clean play is paying off, Flanagan’s got the big upside but needs to tighten up, and the others are just battling to get back in it.
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Alright, here’s the clubhouse gossip on Dave Flanagan: sources in the scoring tent say he’s been quietly working a new pre-shot routine—same swing, different “mental checklist”—and it’s the kind of tweak that looks small until you’re suddenly 4th on the leaderboard with 24 points. The real buzz, though? Someone spotted him in practice swapping grips mid-session like a mad scientist, then chuckling when a buddy asked if he was “chasing feel.” I’ll tell you this—if Flanagan keeps that calm-on-tee pace, the front office types are going to start taking his name seriously.
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WOW Dave Flanagan making bogeys do yoga on Hole 14—double bogey… namaste, I guess. You’re +4 through 14 and somehow still 4th—this leaderboard’s got the emotional stability of my sand wedge. Keep improving though 😤⛳️
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Rivalry update: Dave Flanagan is grinding through the back stretch, and right now his duel with a key rival is staying very much alive. On Hole 14, Flanagan lands a double bogey, but he does it from a position of control—currently sitting at 4th with 24 points.
The big swing: A rough hit on 14 hurts the momentum, but the round trend is improving, which usually means Flanagan is already adjusting his line and pace to respond quickly after a slip.
What it means for the rivalry: If he can keep that improvement curve going over the remaining holes, this rivalry won’t be decided by one bad moment—it’ll be decided by who makes the steadier moves after the pressure lands. Flanagan’s got the opportunity to claw back.
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Dave Flanagan is swinging with real confidence right now—every look at his motion screams commitment and rhythm, not just mechanics. From the top he’s got that smooth, compact delivery that keeps his contact crisp, and his tempo is doing the heavy lifting like a cheat code. If you’re looking for a player flying under the radar, this is how you put a spotlight on yourself—long, precise, and relentlessly in control. 1st place for a reason, and the momentum looks loud.
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🎬🏌️♂️ BREAKING (rumor alert): Netflix’s Full Swing might just be welcoming Dave Flanagan next season! If his on-course calm confidence and clutch energy show up off the tee, we’re in for a treat—think witty one-liners, big-grin interviews, and a player who loves a moment when the pressure rises.
And right now, Dave’s rolling: he just stuck one for an EAGLE on Hole 13—currently 1st with 24 points and a round that’s trending up. That’s the kind of momentum we bet translates into max drama, max heart, and perfectly timed “what just happened?” television.
👀 Stay tuned… we’ll see if the rumor becomes official.
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LET’S GO Dave Flanagan!! 💥 An eagle on 13 and you’re flying up top in 1st—that improving trend is REAL. Keep it rolling, champ! ⛳️🔥
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What a moment for Dave Flanagan! Hole 13 has gone the right way, and he’s pocketed an eagle to keep himself right on the front foot.
He’s moved into 1st position with 24 points, and you can feel the momentum—this round is improving, and that’s exactly when it starts to look dangerous for the rest of the field.
Eagle at 13 like that? That’s the kind of shift that lifts confidence and tightens everything up for what’s coming next.
Nick Dougherty voice: Stay patient, Dave—because with the way things are trending, you don’t want to do too much at the wrong time.
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Rivalry update: Dave Flanagan is setting the tone up the leaderboard, and his matchup energy is showing—especially with the way he’s responding to pressure from his key rival.
Fresh off an eagle on Hole 13, Flanagan has moved into 1st with 24 points. The round’s improving trend isn’t just good play—it’s a statement. When his rival tries to claw back, Flanagan answers with momentum, and right now that swing in dominance feels real.
Big moment: Eagle at 13 puts him firmly in control—this is exactly how a rivalry turns from “close” to “separating.”
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Alright folks, we’ve just got through the last two holes and it’s been a mixed bag. Ciaran Greene has been steady but under pressure—he’s stayed at +13 after playing par on 11 and then par again on 12. Mike Rockall meanwhile is hanging around the mark, pushing back to finish those two holes at +3—a bogey on 11 but recovered with par on 12. Dave Flanagan has the momentum though, two classy birdies in a row to hold at +4, while Kevin Coen is sitting at +11 after a par on 11 followed by a scratch on 12. Big swings in fortunes, and you can feel the fight in this group.
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Yesss Dave Flanagan!! 🙌 Birdie on 12 and he’s climbing up the leaderboard—round trend: improving. Keep trusting that swing, big momentum in the back 9! 💪⛳️ #Golf #LetsGoDave
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Rivalry Update: Dave Flanagan is starting to tilt this showdown in his favor—he’s currently 6th in the clubhouse chase and, after birdie at Hole 12, he’s showing real momentum with a round trend that’s improving.
That’s the kind of swing that pressures his rival: when Flanagan’s game tightens up mid-round, it forces the other player to chase—and that’s where rivalries turn into mistakes.
Right now: Dave sits on 20 total points, and if he keeps the upward trend going from here, this rivalry could flip from competitive to dominant.
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Dave Flanagan is feeling it on the back nine—birdie at Hole 11 pulls him into 7th place with 17 points, and the round trend is still declining.
In the rivalry storyline, this is exactly the kind of swing Flanagan needs: when his opponent expects momentum to stall, he finds a quick answer. Now the pressure turns—because if Flanagan keeps stringing these low scores together, it forces that rival to chase instead of cruise.
Next target: hold the momentum after 11 and keep the scoring rhythm tight through the stretch where mistakes usually decide who wins this head-to-head.
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Oh look, Dave Flanagan is back to hosting the leaderboard like it’s a yard sale. Birdie on 10 to stay “interesting” at +6… congratulations, you’re basically doing cardio—jogging from the bunker to the apology. 📉
Round trend: declining. Keep it up and maybe next hole you’ll actually find the fairway… or at least the group chat.
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Dave Flanagan is making a statement in his rivalry—catching momentum at the exact time it matters. After rolling in a birdie on Hole 10, he’s sitting at 10th with 14 points total, and the round trend is still declining, meaning his scoring is tightening up as the back nine looms.
This is the kind of swing that flips rivalries: Flanagan isn’t just keeping pace—he’s applying pressure at a pivotal stretch, where his opponent will have to respond shot-for-shot instead of settling into a comfortable rhythm.
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Alright, golf fans—here’s the whisper from the ropes: Dave Flanagan is sitting 12th right now with 11 points, and the chatter in the clubhouse is that his short game’s been saving him—mostly because he’s been “tinkering” with his putting routine between holes like it’s a live engineering project. The insiders say he’s got a new tempo cue he’s trying to lock in, and if he can stop a couple of those mid-length putts from turning into lip-outs, he’ll jump up the board quick. In other words: he’s calm, but the method’s still being cooked.