Where is the ISCO Championship 2025 being played? Venue explored

July 10 will mark the start of the 2025 ISCO Championship. This will be the 10th edition of the competition, as it began in 2015 originally under the name Barbasol Championship. This tournament was added to the PGA schedule as an alternative during the Scottish Open week. Hurstbourne Country Club will be hosting the ISCO Championship this year, and here are all the details you need to know about the course.

Located in Louisville, Kentucky, Hurstbourne Country Club is a historic course with roots that date back to 1700. Originally, this place was home to Linn's Station in the 1700s. Over the years, the course has changed a lot of things. It was turned into a Country Club in 1966, with a 27-hole layout spread across 243 acres that will make this year's ISCO Championship a great challenge for the golfers.

The Club boasts a 70-par course, a tough layout that includes 68 bunkers and seven water hazards. It hosts almost 20,000 rounds every year, including Pro-Ams, the Kentucky Open, the Ryder Cup Captains' Challenge and US Open qualifiers. This year's ISCO Championship is getting moved to this course, and this will undoubtedly boost the tournament's competition.

How does the ISCO Championship field look?

The ISCO Championship will have a field of 156 golfers. The tournament will have a prize fund of $4 million. Interestingly, qualification for the event can be completed in a variety of ways.

Here are all the eligible players for the 2025 ISCO Championship:

Monday, July 7

Jimmy Walker (in)
Jeff Overton (in, sponsor exemption)
Drew Doyle (in, open qualifier)
Carson Johnson (in, open qualifier)
Cooper Musselman (in, open qualifier)
Michael Balcar (in, open qualifier)
Ryan van Velzen (out, W/D)
Jacob Skov Olesen (in)

Sunday, July 6

Joost Luiten (out, W/D)
Richie Ramsay (out, W/D)
Bjorn Akesson (in)
Henrik Norlander (out, W/D)
Marcel Schneider (out, W/D)
Alexander Levy (in)
Jack Senior (in)
Andreas Halvorsen (in)
Richy Werenski (out, W/D)
Mikael Lindberg (in)
Kazuma Kobori (in)
Zihao Jin (in)
Ryan van Velzen (in)
Joel Moscatel (in)
Davis Bryant (in)
Wenyi Ding (in)
Brandon Robinson Thompson (in)
Saturday, July 5
Harrison Endicott (out, W/D)

Current DP World Tour points ranking

Chappell, Kevin
Ayora, Angel
Brown, Hamish
Jarvis, Casey
Wu, Brandon
Schaper, Jayden
Sharma, Shubhankar
Merritt, Troy
Green, Gavin
Luiten, Joost
Garcia-Heredia, Alfredo
Baldwin, Matthew
Ko, Jeong Weon
Pavan, Andrea
Ramsay, Richie
Jamieson, Scott
Kinhult, Marcus
Scrivener, Jason
Vaillant, Tom
Aiken, Thomas
Kieffer, Max
Zanotti, Fabrizio
Aphibarnrat, Kiradech
Cantero Gutierrez, Ivan
Gouveia, Ricardo
Elvira, Manuel
Armitage, Marcus
Schneider, Marcel
Shinkwin, Callum
Girrbach, Joel
Wilson, Andrew
Schwab, Matthias
Dantorp, Jens
Williams, Robin
Barnes, Erik
Purcell, Conor
Brun, Julien
Wu, Dylan
Knappe, Alexander
De Bruyn, Jannik
Cabrera Bello, Rafa
Sterne, Richard

Current PGA TOUR tournament winner (two-year exemption)

Campos, Rafael
Garnett, Brice
Grillo, Emiliano
Hardy, Nick
Kizzire, Patton
List, Luke
Malnati, Peter
Power, Seamus
Svensson, Adam
Villegas, Camilo
Career money exemption
Kisner, Kevin

Sponsor exemption (PGA TOUR member not otherwise exempt)

Holmes, J.B.
Walker, Jimmy
Sponsor exemption (unrestricted)
Byrd, Marcus
Doyle, Brendon
Koivun, Jackson
Russell, Miles
Stallings Jr., Stephen
Teater, Josh

PGA section champion/Player of the Year

Iceman, Daniel
Past champion
Herman, Jim

Top 30 on the prior year's FedExCup points list

Schenk, Adam

Top 70 on the prior year's FedExCup points list

Hadwin, Adam
Hubbard, Mark

Top 125 on the prior year's FedExCup Fall points list

Hossler, Beau
Lower, Justin
Fishburn, Patrick
Hoey, Rico
Young, Carson
Phillips, Chandler
Lipsky, David
Kohles, Ben
Whaley, Vince
Meissner, Mac
Sigg, Greyson
Kim, Chan
Silverman, Ben
Ramey, Chad
Norlander, Henrik
Skinns, David
Ryder, Sam
Major medical extension
Martin, Ben

PGA TOUR University Accelerated

Sargent, Gordon

DP World Tour/Korn Ferry Tour/Q-School category (reordered)

Ventura, Kris
Fisk, Steven
Roy, Kevin
Griffin, Lanto
Castillo, Ricky
Suber, Jackson
Cummins, Quade
Paul, Jeremy
Chandler, Will
Peterson, Paul
Mouw, William
Capan III, Frankie
Higgs, Harry
Pak, John
Goodwin, Noah
Baddeley, Aaron
Riedel, Matthew
Kanaya, Takumi
Thorbjornsen, Michael
Andersen, Mason
Dickson, Taylor
Velo, Kevin
Onishi, Kaito
Rosenmueller, Thomas
Del Solar, Cristobal
Cone, Trevor
Widing, Tim
Buckley, Hayden
Thornberry, Braden
Endycott, Harrison
Albertson, Anders

Reorder category (cat. 37 through 44)

Springer, Hayden
Gordon, Will
Bramlett, Joseph
Champ, Cameron
Montgomery, Taylor
Blair, Zac
NeSmith, Matt
Hahn, James
Cook, Austin
Piercy, Scott
Watney, Nick
Duncan, Tyler
McNeill, George
Byrd, Jonathan
Reavie, Chez
Gainey, Tommy
Yuan, Carl
Gribble, Cody
Haas, Bill
Laird, Martin
Stuard, Brian
Dufner, Jason

Top 126-150 in the prior season's FedExCup Fall points list

Kim, S.H.

Major medical extension. (non-exempt)

Daffue, MJ

Beyond 150 on the prior season's FedExCup Fall points list

Trainer, Martin

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