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Four golfers with Kentucky connections made the cut at this year’s ISCO Championship, Kentucky’s annual PGA Tour stop which took place for the first time at Hurstbourne Country Club (par 70) in Louisville.
A pair of lightning delays Saturday led numerous afternoon pairings to tee off more than an hour and a half later than their originally scheduled start times. They played until darkness brought the day to a close.
An exciting final round at the ISCO Championship will take place on Sunday, with American golfer Paul Peterson at the top of the leaderboard at eight under par.
Willam Mouw, who closed with a 61 on Sunday, took home the top prize. It's the first PGA Tour win for Mouw and it came in his 20th start as pro. His career earnings coming in were $504,044 and he has now more than double that with this victory. He's the 10th first-time winner in 2025.
William Mouw shot a final round 61 to win this year’s ISCO Championship at Hurstbourne Country Club in Louisville.
Through two rounds, the Keith Foster-designed, 7,056-yard Hurstbourne Country Club has stood up to the test of its first PGA Tour event — though the pros usually dial in after
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What you need to know for the ISCO ChampionshipIf you have a tournament ticket, you can enter through the main tournament entrance near Leesgate Road and Nottingham Parkway. Parking is available at UofL’s Shelby Campus with a shuttle service. The ISCO Championship begins July 10.
Set upon a 7,007-yard golf course and behind a junior Olympic-sized pool sits the 30,000-square-foot Hurstbourne Country Club. Take a peek inside.
As Louisville Business First reported in July, Hurstbourne Country Club saw revenue rise from $5.1 million in 2020 to $8.2 million in 2022, according to its Form 990 filing — a 61% increase.
Louisville's Seneca Youth Golf Course is getting a $1.1 million investment from the PGA of America, the First Tee and a local philanthropist.
ISCO Championship third round has been completed at Hurstbourne Country Club. Read the latest from the PGA Tour event in Louisville, Kentucky
Chan Kim eagled the par-4 fourth hole for the second straight day, this time with a 36-yard chip in a 2-under 68 that stretched his lead
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