See the field for the 2025 ISCO Championship, Kentucky’s annual PGA Tour event
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- Field of 156 golfers will contest the 2025 ISCO Championship at Hurstbourne Country Club.
- This is the first year that the event will take place at Hurstbourne in Louisville.
- Notable names in the 2025 ISCO field include Adam Hadwin, J.B. Holmes and Josh Teater.
Once again, it’s time for Kentucky to step into the professional golf spotlight.
The PGA Tour arrives in the commonwealth this week for the 2025 edition of the ISCO Championship, Kentucky’s annual PGA Tour event.
Plenty is changing this year with the ISCO, which will be held from Thursday through Sunday. After being contested at Champions at Keene Trace Golf Club in Nicholasville since 2018, the event is moving this year to Hurstbourne Country Club in Louisville. Hurstbourne is a private, member-owned club on Louisville’s east side that was founded in 1966 and originally designed by Chick Adams.
Formerly known as the Barbasol Championship, this is the second year the event will carry naming-rights sponsorship from ISCO Industries, a total piping solutions provider based in Louisville.
It also appears that the PGA Tour is making a long-term commitment to keeping the ISCO Championship in Kentucky. The event was previously held in Alabama from 2015-17, before it moved to Central Kentucky in 2018.
“We’re committed to creating something really special. And you don’t do that on a two-, three- or four-year basis. You do it over time, and we’ve started that,” Jay Monahan, the PGA Tour’s commissioner, told the Herald-Leader earlier this year.
A field of 156 golfers is set to compete in this year’s ISCO Championship, including a significant number of golfers from the DP World Tour. The tournament is part of the PGA Tour’s partnership with the DP World Tour, which is the top men’s professional golf tour in Europe.
The ISCO Championship will carry a $4 million purse and will award 300 points toward the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup. The ISCO will take place at the same time as the Genesis Scottish Open, which is a premier tune-up event prior to next week’s Open Championship in Northern Ireland, the final men’s golf major of the year.
Here’s a look at the announced field of 156 golfers for the 2025 ISCO Championship at Hurstbourne.
List of golfers for the 2025 ISCO Championship
Here is the full list of golfers who are set to compete in the 2025 ISCO Championship this week at Hurstbourne County Club in Louisville.
Hurstbourne will play as a par 70 at 7,056 yards for this year’s ISCO Championship.
This year’s field includes five previous winners of the event: Scott Piercy (2015), Aaron Baddeley (2016), Troy Merritt (2018), Jim Herman (2019) and Seamus Power (2021).
Piercy and Baddeley won the tournament when it was held in Alabama. Merritt, Herman and Power all won the event when it was played at Keene Trace.
Last year’s tournament winner, Harry Hall, won’t be back to defend his title. He’s playing in the Scottish Open this week.
Players are listed in alphabetical order by first name. Bold indicates a golfer with Kentucky connections.
▪ Aaron Baddeley
▪ Adam Hadwin
The 37-year-old Hadwin is from Canada, but he played college golf at Louisville from 2005-09. His lone career win on the PGA Tour came in the 2017 Valspar Championship. He lost in a three-man playoff in the 2023 Rocket Mortgage Classic.
This year on the PGA Tour, Hadwin has 13 made cuts from 19 events played, including a top-10 finish at the WM Phoenix Open in February.
According to Hadwin’s PGA Tour profile, he has been bestowed the honor of Kentucky Colonel.
Hadwin is in the ISCO field as a result of being in the top 70 on last year’s FedEx Cup points list.
▪ Adam Schenk
▪ Adam Svensson
▪ Alexander Knappe
▪ Alexander Levy
▪ Alfredo Garcia-Heredia
▪ Anders Albertson
▪ Andrea Pavan
▪ Andreas Halvorsen
▪ Andrew Wilson
▪ Angel Ayora
▪ Austin Cook
▪ Beau Hossler
▪ Ben Kohles
▪ Ben Martin
▪ Ben Silverman
▪ Bill Haas
▪ Bjorn Akesson
▪ Braden Thornberry
▪ Brandon Robinson Thompson
▪ Brandon Wu
▪ Brendon Doyle
The 30-year-old Doyle is a Louisville native who went to Saint Xavier High School in the Derby City. He was named to the 2013 Kentucky All-State golf team.
Doyle played four years of college golf at Indiana and has been playing on the PGA Tour Americas this year. He was a runner-up last year in the Elk Ridge Saskatchewan Open in Canada.
Doyle’s grandfather, Moe Demling is a member of the Kentucky Golf Hall of Fame.
Doyle is in the ISCO field on a sponsor exemption.
He is the older brother of Drew Doyle, who will also play in the ISCO Championship after advancing from Monday qualifying.
▪ Brian Stuard
▪ Brice Garnett
▪ Bronson Burgoon
▪ Cameron Champ
▪ Callum Shinkwin
▪ Callum Tarren
▪ Carl Yuan
▪ Carson Johnson
▪ Carson Young
▪ Casey Jarvis
▪ Chad Ramey
▪ Chan Kim
▪ Chandler Phillips
▪ Chez Reavie
▪ Cody Gribble
▪ Conor Purcell
▪ Cooper Musselman
Musselman is a Louisville native who played high school golf at Saint Xavier and college golf at Kentucky. He earned a spot in the ISCO field after advancing from Monday qualifying.
Across 129 rounds of college golf at UK, Musselman posted a scoring average of 72.9 strokes.
Musselman’s grandfather, Tom Sr., and great uncle, Bill, are both members of the Kentucky Golf Hall of Fame.
Musselman was high school golf teammates at Saint Xavier with two-time major champion Justin Thomas and future UK golfer Stephen Stallings Jr., who is also in this week’s ISCO Championship field.
Last year, Musselman was the only golfer with Kentucky connections to make the cut at the ISCO Championship. He finished in a tie for 31st at last year’s event.
▪ Cristobal Del Solar
▪ Daniel Iceman
Iceman is a 38-year-old from Louisville who attended Saint Xavier High School in that city and played collegiately at both Morehead State and U of L.
Iceman is now an assistant professional at Weissinger Hills Golf Course in Shelbyville.
He was the runner-up at the 2016 Kentucky Open at Hurstbourne Country Club.
Iceman missed the cut at last year’s ISCO Championship.
Iceman is in the ISCO field as a result of being the PGA section champion/player of the year.
▪ David Lipsky
▪ David Skinns
▪ Davis Bryant
▪ Drew Doyle
Doyle is a 23-year-old Louisville native who played college golf at LSU. Doyle earned his spot in the 2025 ISCO Championship after advancing from Monday qualifying at the University of Louisville Golf Club in Simpsonville.
Doyle played high school golf at Saint Xavier in Louisville. He was the Kentucky Mr. Golf award winner in 2017, and was named a First Team All-State honoree in three straight years (2017, 2018 and 2019).
Earlier in his golf career, Doyle was the youngest player to qualify for the Kentucky Amateur Championship at 13 years old.
Doyle is the younger brother of Brendon Doyle, who will also play in the ISCO Championship on a sponsor exemption.
▪ Dylan Wu
▪ Emiliano Grillo
Grillo lost the John Deere Classic, last week’s PGA Tour event, in a playoff on Sunday evening.
▪ Erik Barnes
▪ Fabian Gomez
▪ Fabrizio Zanotti
▪ Frankie Capan III
▪ Gavin Green
▪ George McNeill
▪ Gordon Sargent
▪ Greyson Sigg
▪ Hamish Brown
▪ Harry Higgs
▪ Hayden Buckley
▪ Hayden Springer
▪ Ivan Cantero Gutierrez
▪ Jack Senior
▪ Jackson Koivun
▪ Jackson Suber
▪ Jacob Skov Olesen
▪ James Hahn
▪ Jannik De Bruyn
▪ Jason Dufner
▪ Jason Scrivener
▪ Jayden Schaper
▪ Jeff Overton
▪ Jens Dantorp
▪ Jeong Weon Ko
▪ Jeremy Paul
▪ Jim Herman
▪ Jimmy Walker
▪ Joel Girrbach
▪ Joel Moscatel
▪ John Pak
▪ Jonathan Byrd
▪ Joseph Bramlett
▪ Josh Teater
A longtime fan favorite at the ISCO Championship, the 46-year-old Teater is a native of Danville who went to Lexington’s Henry Clay High School and played college golf at Morehead State.
Teater finished in a tie for sixth at the 2019 ISCO Championship.
Teater has missed the cut in two straight editions of the ISCO Championship, but he’s been in great form this season on the Korn Ferry Tour, the developmental tour that’s used as a pathway to the PGA Tour. Teater won The Panama Championship on the Korn Ferry Tour in February, and he’s in the top 10 on the tour’s points list this season.
Teater is in the ISCO field on a sponsor exemption.
▪ J.B. Holmes
A 43-year-old from Campbellsville, Holmes is a five-time winner on the PGA Tour who also holds top-25 finishes in all four major championships.
Holmes — who starred in high school at Taylor County and in college at Kentucky — was part of the winning United States teams at the Ryder Cup in 2008 and 2016. He was also part of the American team that won the 2015 Presidents Cup.
The Campbellsville native underwent multiple brain surgeries more than a decade ago, but Holmes recovered to play some of his best golf following those procedures. Holmes’ last victory on the PGA Tour came in 2019 at the Genesis Open. He last played in a tour event in October 2024.
Holmes is in the ISCO field on a sponsor exemption.
▪ Julien Brun
▪ Justin Lower
▪ Kaito Onishi
▪ Kazuma Kobori
▪ Kevin Chappell
▪ Kevin Kisner
▪ Kevin Roy
▪ Kevin Velo
▪ Kiradech Aphibarnrat
▪ Kris Ventura
▪ Lanto Griffin
▪ Luke List
▪ Mac Meissner
▪ Manuel Elvira
▪ Marcus Armitage
▪ Marcus Byrd
▪ Marcus Kinhult
▪ Mark Hubbard
▪ Martin Laird
▪ Martin Trainer
▪ Mason Andersen
▪ Matt NeSmith
▪ Matthew Baldwin
▪ Matthew Riedel
▪ Matthias Schwab
▪ Max Kieffer
▪ Michael Balcar
▪ Michael Thorbjornsen
▪ Mikael Lindberg
▪ MJ Daffue
▪ Miles Russell
▪ Nick Hardy
▪ Nick Watney
▪ Noah Goodwin
▪ Patrick Fishburn
▪ Patton Kizzire
▪ Paul Peterson
▪ Peter Malnati
▪ Quade Cummins
▪ Rafa Cabrera Bello
▪ Rafael Campos
▪ Ricardo Gouveia
▪ Richard Sterne
▪ Ricky Castillo
▪ Rico Hoey
▪ Robin Williams
▪ Ryan Brehm
▪ Ryan van Velzen
▪ Sam Ryder
▪ Scott Jamieson
▪ Scott Piercy
▪ Seamus Power
▪ Sean O’Hair
▪ Shubhankar Sharma
▪ S.H. Kim
▪ S.Y. Noh
▪ Steven Fisk
▪ Stephen Stallings Jr.
Stallings is a Louisville native who went to Saint Xavier High School before embarking on a college golf career at Kentucky. While at Saint Xavier, Stallings was the 2011 individual Kentucky boys golf state champion.
At UK, Stallings had a scoring average of 74.27 strokes across 35 events.
The 30-year-old Stallings has made the cut in three of the last five editions of the ISCO Championship.
Stallings is in the ISCO field on a sponsor exemption.
Stallings was high school golf teammates at Saint Xavier with Cooper Musselman, who is also in this week’s ISCO Championship field after advancing from Monday qualifying.
▪ Takumi Kanaya
▪ Taylor Dickson
▪ Taylor Montgomery
▪ Thomas Aiken
▪ Thomas Rosenmueller
▪ Tim Widing
▪ Tom Vaillant
▪ Tommy Gainey
▪ Trevor Cone
▪ Troy Merritt
▪ Tyler Duncan
▪ Vince Whaley
The 30-year-old Whaley was born in Lexington, but moved to Florida and Texas during his childhood.
Whaley played college golf at Georgia Tech. Whaley finished fifth at the 2022 ISCO Championship.
Whaley is in the ISCO field as a result of being in the top 125 on last year’s FedEx Cup points list.
▪ Wenyi Ding
▪ Will Chandler
▪ Will Gordon
Gordon, who turned professional in 2019, was born in Lexington before moving to North Carolina as a young child.
A standout college golfer at Vanderbilt, Gordon was named to the 2016 SEC All-Freshman Team and was the 2019 SEC Player of the Year.
Gordon was coached at Vanderbilt by then-Commodores assistant men’s golf coach Gator Todd, who is now the head coach for the UK men’s golf program.
Gordon’s immediate family holds ties to central Kentucky through both UK and Henry Clay High School.
Gordon previously played the ISCO Championship in 2021 and 2024. He missed the cut both times.
▪ William Mouw
▪ Zac Blair
▪ Zihao Jin
Ticket, viewing information for 2025 ISCO Championship
Tickets to the 2025 ISCO Championship can be found at iscochampionship.com. Daily grounds pass access to the tournament ranges from $50 to $60.
Children who are 15 years old and younger are admitted free of charge to the tournament when they’re accompanied by a ticketed adult. There’s a limit of four complimentary youth tickets per ticketed adult.
The Golf Channel will provide television coverage of the event.
This story was originally published July 7, 2025 at 7:00 AM.
