When will play resume at the ISCO Championship 2025 on Sunday?

The 2025 ISCO Championship is underway at Hurstbourne Country Club. The tournament’s third round kicked off on Saturday, July 12, but play was suspended by 9.00 p.m. E.T. due to darkness.

While the majority of golfers have completed their moving day rounds, players such as Kevin Kisner and Chan Kim still have a few more holes to go. According to a release from the PGA Tour, the third round will continue on Sunday, July 13, by 8:00 a.m.

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Established in 2015, the ISCO Championship is an alternative tournament to the Genesis Scottish Open. Last year, Harry Hall claimed the title to mark his first PGA Tour win.

This year, Hall is not competing in the ISCO Championship but in the Genesis Scottish Open. He is currently tied for 20th position at the Renaissance Club.

Notably, some of the top contenders for the 2025 ISCO Championship title include Paul Peterson, Chan Kim, and Luke List. Meanwhile, popular names such as Adam Hawin, Dylan Wu, and Adam Schenk missed the 1-over cut line.

Tee times for the tournament's final round are scheduled to fall approximately between 11:30 a.m. E.T. and 1:30 p.m. ET. Players will tee off in groups of three from the first hole and the 10th hole.

What is the 2025 ISCO Championship prize money payout?

When the ISCO Championship was first introduced in 2015, the tournament had a total prize purse of $3.5 million, and the winner’s share was $630,000. This remained a constant until 2022, when the purse was increased to $3.7 million.

Last year, the tournament had a $4 million prize purse, and Harry Hall took the winning share of $720,000. This year, the prize money for the tournament remains unchanged.

Here’s a breakdown of how much each golfer who made the cut stands to get from the 2025 ISCO Championship:

Winner: $720,000
2: $436,000
3: $276,000
4: $196,000
5: $164,000
6: $145,000
7: $135,000
8: $125,000
9: $117,000
10: $109,000
11: $101,000
12: $93,000
13: $85,000
14: $77,000
15: $73,000
16: $69,000
17: $65,000
18: $61,000
19: $57,000
20: $53,000
21: $49,000
22: $45,000
23: $41,800
24: $38,600
25: $35,400
26: $32,200
27: $31,000
28: $29,800
29: $28,600
30: $27,400
31: $26,200
32: $25,000
33: $23,800
34: $22,800
35: $21,800
36: $20,800
37: $19,800
38: $19,000
39: $18,200
40: $17,400
41: $16,600
42: $15,800
43: $15,000
44: $14,200
45: $13,400
46: $12,600
47: $11,800
48: $11,160
49: $10,600
50: $10,280
51: $10,040
52: $9,800
53: $9,640
54: $9,480
55: $9,400
56: $9,320
57: $9,240
58: $9,160
59: $9,080
60: $9,000
61: $8,920
62: $8,840
63: $8,760
64: $8,680
65: $8,600
66: $8,520
67: $8,440
68: $8,360
69: $8,280
70: $8,200
71: $8,120
72: $8,040
73: $7,960
74: $7,880
75: $7,800
76: $7,720
77: $7,640
78: $7,560
79: $7,480
80: $7,400

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