September Event #2

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Battle: Mike Rockall vs Alan Dempsey

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Alan Dempsey's Recap

Battles

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Par Profile

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• Paul McGinley 13:14, 6 September 2026

  Alan Dempsey is in the spotlight again on the rivalry front—standing 3rd after completing Hole 10 with a double bogey. The scoreboard hit hard, but this is where the contest with his rival really gets interesting: Dempsey’s style tends to lean on momentum swings, and right now his round trend is declining.

  On a day like this, rivalries aren’t just about one hole—they’re about whether Alan can claw back after the setback and force his opponent to defend pressure in the closing stretch. The question on everyone’s mind: can he turn that double bogey into a spark, or will this dip let the rivalry tilt further?
• Wayne Riley 13:00, 6 September 2026

  Well, the last two holes have played out like a bit of a rollercoaster, and it’s Alan Dempsey sitting on the front edge at +2. He started with a birdie on 8, then steadied the ship with a par on 9, and that’s kept the pressure where he wants it. Over on Danny Finn, it’s been a tough run—he’s scratched both times, staying at +7, while Padraig Burke dropped a bogey on 8 but then couldn’t quite claw it back, also ending up at +7 after another scratch on 9. And for Daire Greene, it was mixed early—par on 8—but then again he scratched on 9, leaving him at +11. All in all, it’s Dempsey’s calmness that’s made the difference through these two holes.
• Paddy Power 13:00, 6 September 2026

  Paddy Power – Tournament Odds (latest)

  1st Alan Dempsey — 2/1
  Up top after 9 and looking steady; the round trend is declining, so we fancy him to close it out if he avoids any late wobble.

  2nd Brendan Considine — 6/4
  Just a point behind profile-wise and on the move—if he finds fairways, he’s very live to nick it from Dempsey.

  Evan O'Keeffe — 9/2
  Level with the chasing pack despite the uneven holes; could surge late if momentum stays.

  Mike Rockall — 10/1
  Still hanging at +3 after 11—needs a clean finish, but there’s enough in his position to make a play.

  Oisin O'Malley — 12/1
  Stays in touch; if the front holds, he’s one of the better outrights for a late push.

  How it might finish:
  We’re leaning Dempsey to hold firm, with Considine (Brendan) most likely to chase him down—expect a tight finish at the top.
• Ewen Murray 13:00, 6 September 2026

  Alan Dempsey steps onto the back nine feeling in control—Hole 9 goes for par, and that keeps him right at the top of the leaderboard.

  It’s a steady kind of performance so far: 1st place, 16 points, and the round trend is declining—the scoring pattern is tightening up, and that’s exactly what a leader wants heading deeper into the course.
• Nick Dougherty 12:45, 6 September 2026

  Alan Dempsey is flying! Hole 8 and he’s nudged it in for a birdie, moving to 1st with 14 points on the board. That +2 swing of momentum is exactly what you want when the round’s trending the right way—steady, controlled, and with confidence growing hole by hole.
• Paul McGinley 12:45, 6 September 2026

  Rivalry update: Alan Dempsey is putting real pressure on his closest competition—he just rolled in a birdie on Hole 8 to move into 1st place with 14 points.

  The key storyline in this matchup? Dempsey’s momentum is staying consistent while his rival’s form is likely under more strain. With the round trend labeled declining, you can feel the tilt: Dempsey isn’t just answering—he’s driving the rivalry, one precise swing at a time.

  Bottom line: when Dempsey finds birdie rhythm this early, the rivalry stops being a contest of potential and turns into a chase.
• Nick Dougherty 12:20, 6 September 2026

  Alan Dempsey up on the golf course again on Hole 6—and he’s got it back to par with a steady +2 for the day. It’s the kind of controlled golf you like to see when the scoreboard can get a bit twitchy, and right now he’s holding his nerve in 3rd position.

  And with the round trend moving in the right direction—nice and declining—this is starting to look like one of those afternoons where he manages the course rather than battles it.

  Come on, Alan—keep picking the right lines and let the putts find the bottom of the cup.
• Iona Stephen 11:14, 6 September 2026

  Alright, last two holes and it’s been a mixed bag out there. Daire Greene started with a par on the first, then squared things up with a double bogey on the second—so he’s sitting on +2 overall and will want to steady the ship. Danny Finn has been a touch cleaner: par followed by a bogey, leaving him +1—you can feel he’s in the hunt if he keeps the putter rolling. Meanwhile, Alan Dempsey and Padraig Burke have been as solid as the scoreboard: par, par over the two holes, holding them right on even par. So it’s Daire chasing, Danny hanging tough, and Alan and Padraig looking very comfortable going forward.
• Nick Dougherty 11:14, 6 September 2026

  Alan Dempsey gets his second hole done in style—par again, and right now he’s sitting 3rd.

  That keeps him level at E—a steady start, and you can feel the momentum building.

  With the round trend looking downhill, he’ll be hoping this calm, controlled golf turns into a real push up the leaderboard.