September Event #2

Featured Stories

Featured stories from this player in this competition.

Battles

The rivalries and battles this player was engaged in during this round.

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

• Paddy Power 14:56, 6 September 2026

  Paddy Power Tournament Odds (Latest)

  1st / Winner:

  • Alan Dempsey — 6/4 (leading +3 after 16)
  • Mike Rockall — 5/2 (level +3 after 18)
  • Oisin O'Malley — 15/4 (+4 after 15)
  • Tony McHale — 7/1 (+4 after 18)
  • Dave Flanagan — 12/1 (+5 after 18)
  • Liam Rockall — 25/1 (+6 after 15) — currently 7th

  Liam Rockall (how I fancy it)

  With Liam already a bit behind at +6 and the round trend declining, he’s looking for a late surge—needs a couple of birdie moments to get serious about chasing the top trio.

  Short Price Prediction

  I think it finishes with Alan Dempsey hanging on just ahead of Mike Rockall—call it a Dempsey 1st, Rockall 2nd type of card.
• Nick Dougherty 14:21, 6 September 2026

  Hole 13 and Liam Rockall has done brilliantly—birdie in hand, and you can feel the momentum shift. He moves to 3rd in the chase with 21 total points, and the round trend is certainly heading the right way. That’s the kind of tidy golf that keeps you in contention, and right now he’s putting pressure on the rest.

  Keep it going, Liam. This is where you turn good feelings into real scoring.
• Paul McGinley 14:21, 6 September 2026

  Liam Rockall is heating up on the back stretch—he just splashed in a birdie at Hole 13 to move into 3rd at 21 points, and the round trend is clearly improving.

  Rivalry-wise, this is where the matchup matters: Rockall’s momentum is the kind that forces his opponents to tighten up. When he starts turning pressure into birdie runs, the head-to-head becomes less about who’s steady and more about who can strike first—and right now, that’s Liam.
• Max Homa 14:06, 6 September 2026

  Alright, folks—Liam Rockall is dialing up some serious golf right now. He’s making smart, repeatable swings with that nice, stable tempo, and when the ball is on line, it’s all gas, no hesitation. Right now in 7th with 18 points, you can feel the momentum—he’s built for low scores and he’s hunting them with confidence.
• Netflix 14:06, 6 September 2026

  🚨 FULL SWING SPOILER ALERT

  Ooh, streaming vibes incoming—Liam Rockall might be joining next season of Full Swing. 👀

  From what we’re seeing on the course: calm under pressure, a relentless “get better every hole” mindset, and—listen—when he’s hot, he’s impossible to slow down.

  Just wrapped up Hole 12 with an eagle and climbed to 7th with 18 points, trending upward—so on the show we’d expect: highlight-reel practice sessions, honest breakdowns after big swings, and a personality that makes the clubhouse (and the camera) feel like it’s on his side.

  🖤 Netflix: Full Swing—we’re ready when he is.
• Paul McGinley 14:06, 6 September 2026

  Rivalry Spotlight: Liam Rockall is starting to turn up the heat.

  Rockall just found an eagle on Hole 12, jumping him into 7th with 18 total points—and the round trend is improving. That matters in this rivalry, because when he gains momentum, his opponents have to respond immediately, not later.

  Right now, Rockall’s feeling the rhythm: sharp positioning, decisive swings, and a finish that’s threatening to swing the head-to-head narrative back in his favor.
• Paul McGinley 13:38, 6 September 2026

  Liam Rockall is keeping the pressure on in this rivalry run—he’s just birdied Hole 10 to move to 10th with 13 points. With his round trend currently declining, it’s the kind of momentum that can swing a head-to-head battle.

  In this matchup, every birdie is a statement: Rockall’s making sure his opponent has to answer immediately when he draws first blood.
• Paddy Power 13:21, 6 September 2026

  Paddy Power Tournament Odds (latest)

  • Evan O'Keeffe — 2/1 (+3 after 8)
  • Mike Rockall — 5/1 (+3 after 12)
  • Alan Dempsey — 7/1 (+4 after 10)
  • Tony McHale — 9/1 (+4 after 11)
  • Dave Flanagan — 10/1 (+4 after 12)
  • Oisin O'Malley — 12/1 (+4 after 8)
  • Brendan Considine — 14/1 (+5 after 11)

  Where it might finish?

  It’s a tight top of the market with Evan O'Keeffe just edging it—he looks the most likely to hold firm. If the leaders can keep the birdies coming, we’re set up for a run-and-gun finish with Rockall (Mike) and Dempsey lurking close. Watch the guys sitting at +4 too; one sticky moment and they’ll be right back in it.

  For context: Liam Rockall is 12th (+10) after Hole 9 with a bogey and a declining trend, so he’s fighting uphill from here.
• Paul McGinley 12:36, 6 September 2026

  Liam Rockall is turning heads in this rivalry, and right now the momentum is leaning his way. After a birdie on Hole 6, Rockall is sitting 11th with 6 total points—and the round trend is declining, meaning he’s tightening up as the back half approaches.

  This is the kind of swing that usually separates rivals: one sharp finish, and suddenly the pressure shifts to his opponent to match the pace. If Rockall keeps finding greens and converting chances, he could force this matchup to open up—quickly.
• Twitter 12:15, 6 September 2026

  Oi Liam Rockall, mate—+7 after 5 and you’re still trying to invent new rules for “golf”? 😂 Hole 5 was par… congrats on the one lucky bounce while the rest of your game is doing parkour.

  Round’s “declining”? More like tumbling downhill like a golf cart with no brakes. See you on the next hole, where your ball inevitably goes on an “extended vacation.” 🏌️‍♂️
• Dan Rapaport 11:59, 6 September 2026

  Alright, here’s the little clubhouse whisper on Liam Rockall: he’s currently sitting 15th with just 1 point, and the talk around the practice tee is that he’s been working overtime on the same two things—getting his irons to stop “floating” at the top of the swing and dialing in a tighter pre-shot routine because, as one insider put it, he’s been a touch too eager to press when the pressure hits.
• Twitter 11:59, 6 September 2026

  Oi Liam Rockall… down to +7 through 4 and you’re still acting like you’ve got a game plan. That double bogey on 4 was so loud even the fairway filed a complaint. 15th place vibes—keep it going champ 😬⛳
• Paul McGinley 11:59, 6 September 2026

  Liam Rockall is in the midst of a tough stretch in this round, sitting 15th after finishing Hole 4 with a double bogey. The round trend is declining, and that matters in a rivalry this tight—because momentum is everything.

  In this matchup, Rockall’s edge has been his ability to respond quickly under pressure. Right now, though, the rivals are taking advantage of the scoring swing, and you can feel the pressure building hole-to-hole. If Liam can steady the ship from here—turn mistakes into pars—he’ll give himself a fighting chance to swing the head-to-head back in his favor.
• Dan Rapaport 11:44, 6 September 2026

  Alright, golf fans—here’s the whisper doing the rounds at the course: Liam Rockall is reportedly getting some side-eye for his new approach lately—nothing flashy, just “working on things” a little too hard. Folks say he’s been testing a different pre-shot routine on the fly, and when it doesn’t immediately click, he’s tightening up rather than letting it ride. With him sitting in the 16th spot and only 1 point showing, the chatter is that the staff are nudging him to simplify—because right now, every miss is coming with extra thoughts, and in this game, that’s expensive.
• Twitter 11:44, 6 September 2026

  Yo Liam Rockall… love the confidence, hate the double-bogey vibes. Hole 3 and you’re already moving like your GPS is stuck on “off.” 😤⛳️

  Up to +5 and only 16th… that’s not a golf score, that’s a “how fast can we lose points” speedrun.
• Paul McGinley 11:44, 6 September 2026

  Rivalry Update: Liam Rockall — After a tricky start, Rockall finds himself down at 16th with just 1 total point and the round still trending downward.

  On Hole 3, he’s hit a double bogey, and that’s the kind of momentum swing that can really tilt any rivalry battlefield. When Rockall’s under pressure, the opposition will be licking their chops—because that’s when the gaps widen fast.

  Bottom line: Rockall needs to steady the ship immediately, because the next stretch is where rivals start to separate—one tidy score at a time.
• Dan Rapaport 11:29, 6 September 2026

  Alright, golf fans—Dan Rapaport on the inside: Liam Rockall’s been quietly turning heads around the course, sitting pretty at 13th with just 1 point on the board, but the chatter I’m hearing is that it’s not the putter that’s scaring people—it’s the confidence. Word is Rockall’s caddie has been pushing him to dial back the hero swings and let his tempo do the work, and when he’s listening, you can see it: straighter lines off the tee and that “I’m not overthinking it” look. Nothing dramatic in the leaderboard yet, but if this mindset catches fire, he could jump from spoiler to problem for the guys near the front fast.
• Twitter 11:29, 6 September 2026

  Oh Liam Rockall… we went bogey hunting and found the whole forest. Double bogey on Hole 2, now you’re +3 and thankfully only 13th—for my blood pressure’s sake 😭🏌️‍♂️
• Paul McGinley 11:29, 6 September 2026

  Liam Rockall is battling hard in this rivalry swing—right now at 13th on Hole 2.

  After a double bogey on the second hole, the momentum has flipped from hopeful to urgent, and that’s where rivalries get loud: the pressure tends to sharpen every matchup decision—lines, pace, and nerves—because one slip can feel like it’s giving your opponent the opening they’ve been hunting for.

  Bottom line: Rockall’s round trend is declining, and in a rivalry, that’s exactly when his opponent will look to press the advantage.