​Steven Fisk and Taylor Pendrith have advanced to a sudden-death playoff to decide the champion of the ISCO Championship. The winner will earn a two-year exemption on the PGA Tour and a prize of $720,000, while the runner-up will take home $436,000. Here is the prize money breakdown for the event in Kentucky, with updates to be added as the Tour releases the final, individual payouts.
Prize distribution: WINNER $720,000; Runner-up $436,000; third place $276,000; fourth place $196,000; fifth place $164,000; sixth place $145,000; seventh place $135,000; eighth place $125,000; ninth place $117,000; tenth place $109,000; eleventh place $101,000; twelfth place $93,000; thirteenth place $85,000; fourteenth place $77,000; fifteenth place $73,000; sixteenth place $69,000; seventeenth place $65,000; eighteenth place $61,000; nineteenth place $57,000; twentieth place $53,000; twenty-first place $49,000; twenty-second place $45,000; twenty-third place $41,800; twenty-fourth place $38,600; twenty-fifth place $35,400; twenty-sixth place $32,200; twenty-seven place $31,000; twenty-eighth place $29,800; twenty-ninth place $28,600; thirtieth place $27,400; thirty-first place $26,200; thirty-second place $25,000; thirty-third place $23,800; thirty-fourth place $22,800; thirty-fifth place $21,800; thirty-sixth place $20,800; thirty-seventh place $19,800; thirty-eighth place $19,000; thirty-ninth place $18,200; fortieth place $17,400; forty-first place $16,600; forty-second place $15,800; forty-third place $15,000; forty-fourth place $14,200; forty-fifth place $13,400; forty-sixth place $12,600; forty-seventh place $11,800; forty-eighth place $11,160; forty-ninth place $10,600; fiftieth place $10,280; fifty-first place $10,040; fifty-second place $9,800; fifty-third place $9,640; fifty-fourth place $9,480; fifty-fifth place $9,400; fifty-sixth place $9,320; fifty-seventh place $9,240; fifty-eighth place $9,160; fifty-ninth place $9,080; sixtieth place $9,000; sixty-first place $8,920; sixty-second place $8,840; sixty-third place $8,760; sixty-fourth place $8,680; sixty-fifth place $8,600; sixty-sixth place $8,520; sixty-seventh place $8,440.
In this final stage, Fisk and Pendrith will aim to prevail in the playoff and secure the ISCO Championship title. The event continues to attract strong field competition, and the top finishers will receive the substantial prize money outlined above, reflecting the prestige of the Kentucky tournament and its role in advancing players on the PGA Tour circuit. Stay tuned for the official payout updates once the Tour confirms the final placements and exact prize allocations.