Pierceson Coody owns lead after opening round of ISCO Championship
While most of the big names in the professional golf world are across the pond playing in the Genesis Scottish Open in preparation for next weekend’s 152nd Open Championship at Royal Troon Golf Club in Scotland, there is another professional golf tournament taking place in Central Kentucky.
In the opening round of the ISCO Championship at Keene Trace Golf Club in Nicholasville, we saw multiple players have a birdie party during the first 18 holes.
Former No. 1 amateur Pierceson Coody sits at the top of the leaderboard heading into round two. The 24-year-old fired an impressive 61 that included 11 birdies and seven pars to take a two stroke lead at 11-under. The round was the best of Coody’s career. Do not expect the scorecard circles to stop now.
There are currently 22 players within five shots on the lead. There are 42 players within six shots of the lead. A fast pace has been set in this alternate event on the PGA Tour with 54 holes of golf remaining. Expect an exciting tournament over the next three days.
Golf Channel and Peacock will broadcast parts of the 2024 ISCO Championship. Friday coverage airs from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. before the cut arrives. Television coverage is from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
ISCO Championship Leaderboard
Place | Player | Score |
1 | Pierceson Coody | -11 |
T-2 | Hayden Springer and Rico Hoey | -8 |
T-4 | Francesco Laporta, Andrew Wilson, Angel Hidalgo, Ryan McCormick, Lanto Griffin, Andy Sullivan, Alexander Knappe, Andrea Pavan, Justin Suh | -7 |
T-13 | Hayden Buckley, Cameron Champ, Tom Vaillant, Fabrizio Zanotti, Jacques Kruyswijk, Patton Kizzire, Johannes Veerman, Max Rottluff, Patrick Fishburn, Harry Hall | -6 |
T-23 | Ricardo Gouveia, Scott Gutschewski, Dylan Wu, Alex Smalley, Garrick Higgo, Russell Knox, Kevin Tway, Espen Kofstad, Neal Shipley, Benjamin Silverman, Matthis Besard, Troy Merritt, Chad Ramey, Brandon Wu, Seonghyun Kim, Henrik Norlander, Matthew NeSmith, Roger Sloan, Thomas Aiken, Austin Smotherman | -5 |
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