September Event #2

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Ciaran Considine's Recap

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Ciaran Considine's Recap

Battle: Danny Finn vs Ciaran Considine

Battles

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Scoring Profile

How this player has gotten their points over the course of this round.

Par Profile

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3 Hole Profile

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• Iona Stephen 14:52, 6 September 2026

  Alright, coming into these last two holes, it’s been a mixed bag across the group. Ciaran Considine managed to steady himself, with a bogey on 17 before holding things together on 18 to square it up at par—he’s sitting at +8 overall. Tony McHale has been the standout performer of the pair, picking up a birdie on 16 to move at +5, then staying composed with par on 17—still right on that line. Meanwhile Brendan Considine had a wobble: a double bogey on 18 really hurt, and even though he’s got a par to follow, he remains stranded at +10. And for Stevie Geraghty—tough stuff—he’s been scratched on both 17 and 18, leaving him well out of it at +29. Big swings in fortunes there, folks.
• Wayne Riley 14:11, 6 September 2026

  Alright, Wayne Riley on the call here, and those last two holes have really shaken things up. Tony McHale steadied the ship after a big number at the par-14—he was still sitting at +6 despite the scratched at 15, and he’s managed to hang around the mark. Ciaran Considine couldn’t catch a break, back-to-back bogeys at 14 and 15 leaving him trudging along at +7. Brendan Considine had it tougher still—par on 14, then a double bogey at 15, keeping him at +8 and under pressure. And for Stevie Geraghty, it’s been a rough run: scratches on both holes 14 and 15, and he remains well adrift at +23. In short—Tony’s holding it together, the Considines are battling, and Stevie’s still searching for answers.
• Paddy Power 14:10, 6 September 2026

  🏌️ Paddy Power Tournament Odds (Latest)

  Based on current leaderboard positions and form. Odds are illustrative.

  • Alan Dempsey — 5/2 (top of the board on +1)
  • Mike Rockall — 7/2 (in the mix on +2)
  • Danny Finn — 6/1 (holding +4 after 13)
  • Tony McHale — 8/1 (steady on +4 after 14)
  • Dave Flanagan — 10/1 (on +5 after 15)
  • Oisin O’Malley — 12/1 (on +5 after 12)
  • Evan O’Keeffe — 14/1 (on +6 after 12)
  • Liam Rockall — 16/1 (on +6 after 12)
  • Ciaran Considine — 20/1 (9th on +7; just posted a bogey at 15)
  • Brendan Considine — 25/1 (10th on +8)

  🗣️ Paddy Power Verdict

  With Alan Dempsey sitting pretty on +1, he’s the man to catch—and I fancy him to see it out. Mike Rockall looks the most likely challenger if he can avoid the kind of slip-ups that are currently costing spots, especially with Ciaran just taking a bogey on 15 and trending down.

  Where it’s likely to finish: Alan Dempsey to win; Mike Rockall to go well for second.
• Paul McGinley 13:40, 6 September 2026

  Rivalry Update: Ciaran Considine is heating up right when it matters.

  On Hole 13, he pulls out a birdie, staying locked in at 6th with 21 total points. That momentum is key in a rivalry—because when his game is trending up, it puts immediate pressure on his counterpart, forcing tighter decision-making under fire.

  Right now, Considine’s improving trend signals he’s not just chasing strokes—he’s chasing the head-to-head advantage.
• Max Homa 13:25, 6 September 2026

  Ciaran Considine is absolutely flying out there—he’s striking the ball with that clean, confident rhythm that makes every approach look like it’s got a plan. From tee to green, he’s giving himself great looks and then converting like a guy who knows exactly how to manage momentum. Right now sitting 7th with 18 points, and the swing is just saying “go time.”
• Netflix 13:25, 6 September 2026

  🚨 New season alert! Netflix here 🟥⬛ — rumors are swirling that Ciaran Considine could tee up on next year’s Full Swing.

  After an eagle on Hole 12, he’s sitting 7th with 18 points and a declining round trend. That kind of momentum? It screams ice-in-the-veins personality—calm under pressure, then suddenly—boom—a highlight shot.

  On the show? Expect: unfiltered mic’d-up focus, quick reactions to close calls, and that “no panic, just precision” vibe that makes viewers lean forward every time he steps up.

  Watch this space… because the next swing could be on camera. 🎬🏌️
• Paul McGinley 13:25, 6 September 2026

  Ciaran Considine just swung the momentum on Hole 12, carding an eagle to move to 7th with 18 total points. With the round trend turning downward—the key indicator this rivalry is tightening—Ciaran’s been using big moments to keep his counterpart pinned.

  Rivalry-wise, this is the kind of swing that flips the script: one player’s pressure-off advantage quickly becomes the other player’s problem. Considine’s eagle puts his rival under a brighter spotlight from here to the finish.
• Wayne Riley 13:11, 6 September 2026

  Alright, last two holes and it’s been a real test of nerve at the back end. Tony McHale bounced back nicely—he played bogey at 10, then levelled things up with a birdie at 11, keeping him steady on +4. Brendan Considine didn’t get much change: a bogey at 10 followed by a scratch at 11, so he’s holding at +5. For Ciaran Considine, it’s been the same story of pressure but with no escape—bogey at 10, then a scratch at 11, still sitting at +8. And Stevie Geraghty? Two scratches in a row, but he’s still well under the pump at +15. All in all, Tony’s the one making moves, while the others are managing damage and trying to grind their way forward.
• Dan Rapaport 13:11, 6 September 2026

  Alright folks, insider talk from the ropes: Ciaran Considine is currently sitting 12th with 14 points, but the whispers in the clubhouse are that he’s been fiddling with something far more dangerous than a swing tip—his routine. One of the caddies swears Ciaran’s been taking “extra breaths” behind the ball lately, like he’s trying to beat his own nerves before the first waggle. If that sounds familiar, it’s because he’s been that kind of player lately: steady enough to stack points, but when the putter goes quiet, he turns into a man on a mission. Keep an eye—if he smooths that pre-shot cadence out, the leaderboard could start doing that thing where it suddenly makes room.
• Twitter 13:11, 6 September 2026

  Oh wow, Ciaran Considine at +8 through 11 and just pulled a SCRATCHED on 11 like the course personally owed him money. 😂

  Bro’s round is going sideways so hard it should get a handicap adjustment. 12th place and still somehow acting surprised! Keep swinging like that and the only thing you’ll be “adding” is more drama!

  ~#Golf #CiaranConsidine #ScratchedOn11
• Paul McGinley 13:11, 6 September 2026

  Ciaran Considine is making headlines in the rivalry, even with a rough turn after completing Hole 11 as scratched. He's sitting at 12th with 14 total points, and the round trend is clearly declining—a moment where the head-to-head pressure usually gets amplified.

  For this rivalry, that scratch is a swing point: when Ciaran slips, his rival tends to capitalize and tighten the margin. If he can steady himself over the next stretch, he’ll have a real chance to flip momentum back in his favor.
• Paddy Power 12:46, 6 September 2026

  🏌️ Paddy Power Tournament Odds (Latest)

  With the clubhouse picture tightening—everyone is within a few shots of the lead—here’s how we price it right now:

  • Alan Dempsey (+2, after 8) evens (2/1) — the calm head, just needs to keep the numbers ticking over.
  • Mike Rockall (+2, after 9) 9/4 — in the mix and edging forward; if he holds this rhythm, he’s hard to shift.
  • Evan O'Keeffe (+2, after 6) 11/4 — early in his round but already there; watch for a late push.
  • Brendan Considine (+2, after 9) 5/1 — finished strong; could sneak into the top end if others wobble.
  • Oisin O'Malley (+3, after 6) 7/1 — still got plenty of holes to climb; danger if he gets on a streak.
  • Tony McHale (+4, after 8) 12/1 — needs a couple of sparks, but he’s not dead in this pack.
  • Danny Finn (+5, after 8) 14/1 — climbing to the occasion scenario: low scores from here.
  • Eoghan Considine (+5, after 6) 16/1 — plenty of golf left; could still turn this into a right scramble.
  • Padraig Burke (+5, after 8) 16/1 — consistency bet, but needs help to lift the trophy.
  • Ciaran Considine (+5, after 9) 20/1 — currently 8th and your form line is dipping; could still salvage with birdies from the back nine.

  🔎 How I think it finishes
  This looks like a two-horse scrap at the top: Dempsey vs Rockall. With Rockall sitting level but a hole deeper, and Dempsey not giving much away, I fancy a close run—narrowly Dempsey to edge it.

  Top advice: keep an eye on anyone still early (like O’Keeffe and O’Malley)—the leaderboard is tight enough for a big swing.
• Twitter 12:31, 6 September 2026

  OI Ciaran Considine—beautiful stuff… you just snuck out of trouble for par on 8 like it was some kind of tactical masterpiece 😭

  Meanwhile you’re +5 and running like your GPS is on bunkers-only mode.

  10th place with 11 points—this round’s got a declining trend alright… straight down the leaderboard. 🧨⛳️
• Dan Rapaport 12:14, 6 September 2026

  Alright folks, Dan Rapaport here—this week I’m hearing whispers about Ciaran Considine. He’s sitting 11th with 9 points, but the real buzz isn’t the leaderboard—it’s his front-foot confidence. Sources say Ciaran’s been bouncing between his putter and a “just one tweak” on his grip between holes, and one of the guys in his group swears he’s been practicing a sneaky little lag routine off the cart path like it’s going out of style. Translation? If he’s hot on the greens, he could suddenly look a whole lot higher than that 11th spot—because the talk is his short game is primed, not panicked.
• Twitter 12:14, 6 September 2026

  Oi Ciaran Considine… “scratched” on 7? That’s not golf, that’s just filing paperwork for the rest of the round. 😤⛳️
  11th and only +5—mate, your irons are playing hide-and-seek like they owe you money.
• Paul McGinley 12:14, 6 September 2026

  Rivalry update: Ciaran Considine is pressing hard in his matchup, but the momentum took a hit on Hole 7 with a scratched score. He’s currently 11th on 9 points, and the round trend is declining.

  In this rivalry, that kind of stumble can swing the psychological edge—because the player he’s up against will look for every opening. Considine will need to refocus quickly and turn the back half into a comeback charge.
• Dan Rapaport 12:05, 6 September 2026

  Alright, golf family—here’s the little bit of behind-the-ropes chatter on Ciaran Considine: word in the clubhouse is he’s been shaking up his pre-shot routine, basically shortening everything he does to the minute to keep his head from wandering—and yes, that’s got everyone watching his tempo like it’s a live feed. After landing up 9th with 9 points, insiders say he’s quietly leaning on a tighter ball-striking plan off the tee because his irons have been coming in “just a touch too hot” lately. Nothing wild—just the kind of small tweak that turns a good day into a grind you can’t beat. Keep an eye on whether he’s more patient with his setups on the next stretch.
• Twitter 12:05, 6 September 2026

  OH COME ON, Ciaran Considine! Double bogey on 6 and we’re somehow still pretending this is “strategy” 😭

  Up 9th, +3 through 6… bro, that ball’s taking a vacation instead of a line.

  Keep it together—at least lie to us with a par next time, please 😤⛳️
• Paul McGinley 12:05, 6 September 2026

  Ciaran Considine just ran into rough waters on Hole 6, carding a double bogey that’s part of a declining round trend. Right now, he’s sitting in 9th with 9 total points, and that kind of swing can seriously sharpen the edge in any rivalry—because momentum is the currency out here.

  In this matchup, the question becomes: can Considine steady the ship after that setback, or does the rival capitalize on the opening and start pulling away on the back nine?
• Twitter 11:47, 6 September 2026

  CIARAN CONSIDINE out here making par look like a personal attack. Birdie on 5 and you’re still +1—champ, that’s not a comeback, that’s a power-saving mode. 🫠

  Keep it together… or at least keep it on the green—my blood pressure can’t handle the plot twists.