Pendrith loses playoff at ISCO Championship....Final Results

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Steven Fisk beat Taylor Pendrith in a play-off to win the ISCO Championship.

The American carded a closing 67 at Hurstbourne Country Club in Kentucky to finish at 16 under alongside Canadian Pendrith, before prevailing with two-putt par on the third extra hole.

Fisk is now a two-time PGA TOUR winner, having won the Sanderson Farms Championship last year, while this is his first on the DP World Tour in just his fourth start.

Aaron Wise and Canadian Ben Silverman finished T3 one shot out of the play-off, while American former Major winner Lucas Glover was unable to capitalise on holding the 54-hole lead as a final-round 71 saw him finish in a tie for fifth at 14 under.

On the first play-off hole, Pendrith - who closed with a 65 in regulation play - missed a nine-foot birdie putt, as Fisk got up-and-down from a greenside bunker to force a second play-off hole which both players parred again.

On the final trip down the par four 18th, Pendrith found a fairway bunker off the tee and then left his approach shot short on his way to a double bogey as Fisk sealed victory with a routine par.

"I love to be in the position [to win]," said Fisk, who climbs to a career-high 79th in the Official World Golf Ranking. I crave it like nothing else. It's what we play for. I couldn't give a damn about finishing 60th in a golf tournament. This is what I want to do.

EDIT >>>Canadians

Taylor Pendrith 2nd  70 63 66 65 -16  ($ 615,757)

Ben Silverman T3  67 68 64 66 -15 ($ 333,333)

Mac Hughes T10 66 68 66 68 -12

AJ Ewart T34  66 67 72 67 -8

Adam Svensson 66th  665 72 70 72 -1

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Tom Kim back in business..Genesis Scottish Open, Final results including Canadians

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After Tom Kim ended his spell in the golfing wilderness with victory at the Genesis Scottish Open, first came the fist pump, then came the tears, and then came the text message from Tiger Woods.

The emotion from Kim in recording after he had signed his card for a bogey free 64 -17 was easy to understand from a player who has been on a roller coaster for the past four years.

Australia's Min Woo Lee - the champion here in 2021 - finished two shots behind -15 after a 67, two clear of home hero Robert MacIntyre 69, England's Matt Fitzpatrick 69, Japan's Keita Nakajima 67 and American Johnny Keefer 67 all -13

Keefer will make his Open debut thanks to a closing 67, with Nakajima carding the same score -13 as the pair finished one ahead of Thorbjornsen and 2023 winner Rory McIlroy, who signed for rounds of 69 and 64 respectively -12 

Perez and South Korean Si Woo Kim both finished with rounds of 66 to sit at -11 and complete the top ten.

The victory guarantees Kim an invite to the Masters Tournament in 2027, while Keefer, countryman Michael Thorbjornsen and Frenchman Victor Perez earn places at next week's Open Championship as the top three players not already exempt.

"This one I wanted to dedicate to the people that were in my corner the whole time and struggled with me and who celebrated with me."

He added: "This one is up there. I played probably as good as I could down the stretch with pressure and I executed when I needed to.

After success on the Korean and Asian Tours, Kim’s third-place finish at The Renaissance Club four years ago truly announced him on the DP World Tour and PGA TOUR stage and within 15 months he was a three-time PGA TOUR winner, Presidents Cup player and on the cusp of the top ten in the world.

Fast forward to just last month and he was outside the top 150 with just two tops tens across 2025 and 2026.

Then all of a sudden, seemingly out of nowhere, came a third-place finish at the U.S. Open and now he is a Rolex Series champion.

The Journey

“It's really hard to put into words,” he told the press after carding a closing a bogey-free 64 for his first DP World Tour title. “If it wasn't for all this media, all the photos, I would probably go in my room and cry for a couple of hours.

“Just really, it's surreal. You know, I've had long days, long nights, early mornings, and just a lot of just... I just remember how I felt a lot of the times when I wasn't playing well, and it was difficult. Golf, I can't say that I'm going to continue this run. Golf is a very up-and-down sport. That's something I've learned.

“I think I was too young to really comprehend of what was happening, and being 24 now, this is my fifth year on tour and I've been a pro for almost ten years. I feel like my journey is just starting because I'm getting older and maturing in a lot of ways.”

“I'm definitely appreciating this more now than I did a couple of years ago, which is really cool. I thought about my family, all the people around my corner that have suffered with me and also celebrated with me and kind of remembering all those people really brought tears to my eyes.”

Now back in the world’s top 50, it would be easy to think that Kim could just turn back to the heady days of 2023 and put this spell behind him as a blip or an anomaly, but the 24-year-old is eager to learn from his recent troubles.

Kim’s friendship with Scott Scheffler is well known and he now has a relationship with Woods, with the two men being on the same Jupiter Links Golf Club team in TGL.

“You know, this was my first win in three years, and the first person that texted me was Tiger Woods. Shows you the person he is and how much he cares.

Learning from the best, learning from himself, learning to love the work and winning golf tournaments again. Kim may well be right, his journey may just be starting.

EDIT>>>>>> Canadians: Nick Taylor T26 70 67 69 68 -6.....Corey Conners T52 67 70 71 71 -1....Sudarshan Yellamaraju T52  68 65 69 77 -1

Corey Conners and Nick Taylor are the only two Canadians qualified for the Open Championship

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Brilliant Brooke T1 Amundi Evian Championship..Loses playoff...Final results

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Brooke Henderson's charge for a third major championship fell just short after posting a 64 64 weekend.

The Canadian lost the Evian Championship in a playoff against South Korea's Haeran Ryu on Sunday in France.

Henderson came back from down seven shots to begin the day, forcing the extra hole with an eagle on 18. However, she settled for par while replaying the hole in extra time, while Ryu made birdie for the win.

It marks Ryu's second straight major victory after she also won the KPMG Women's PGA Championship last month.

She nearly pulled off a miraculous comeback in France, firing a 7-under 64 that included a hole-in-one on eight and two other eagles including one at the 18th, while Ryu, who shot a major-record 60 on Saturday, settled for an even-par 71.

However, she faltered in the playoff hole when she missed her drive left, forcing her to lay up and missing the green. Ryu hit her drive down the middle of the fairway and hit the green with her second before converting the two-putt birdie to win.

No. 1-ranked Nelly Korda won the first two majors of 2026 — the Chevron Championship and the U.S. Women’s Open.

“Before these three weeks, I didn’t have a major championship — now two in a row,” the 25-year-old Ryu said. “I am so happy, I can't believe it.”

Other Canadians:  Anna Huang T22 70 71 66 70 -7,  Lauren Kim 64th 70 71 76 72 +5

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Lucas Glover leads ISCO Championship, Pendrith/ Silverman T8 Live scoreboard

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Lucas Glover topped the ISCO Championship for the third straight day, shooting a two-under 68 on Saturday to take a one-stroke lead over Aaron Wise into the final round.

The PGA TOUR event at Hurstbourne Country Club counts on both the FedEx Cup and the Race to Dubai, with 50 DP World Tour members teeing it up at Hurstbourne Country Club in Kentucky.

Glover, who won his sole Major to date in 2009, followed two bogey-free rounds with a third round 68 that included an eagle, two birdies and two bogeys for -15 at Hurstbourne Country Club.

The 46-year-old started slow but immediately rebounded from a bogey at the sixth with an eagle at seven. Another dropped shot at the ninth saw him level par for his front-nine, before birdies at ten and 12 helped him to a one shot lead over Wise.

“Kind of a slow start, 1 over through six,” said Glover, who tied for third at the John Deere Classic on the PGA Tour last week.

“Just didn’t make anything today. I didn’t feel like I hit that many bad putts, I just didn’t make anything.

“I’m very excited. I love to compete. And everybody’s fighting for the same thing. I look forward to it. Struggled on the weekend a little bit last week, so kind of want to right that ship.”

Wise made back-to-back birdies at the final two holes to sit one shot back -14 with fellow Americans Steven Fisk and Chan Kim T3 -13 with German Stephan Jaeger.

Zac Blair and Tom Hoge sit on -12, with four players in a tie for eighth a shot further back -11

Canadians 

Taylor Pendrith T8, 70 63 66 -11 

Ben Silverman T8  67 68 64 -11. 

Mac Hughes T12  66 68 66 -10, 

AJ Ewart T48   67 72 -5, 

Adam Svensson T58   65 72 70 -3

Adam Hadwin MC

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MacIntyre tied for 54 hole lead...Sunday live scoreboard, Yellamaraju leads Canadians

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Former champions Robert MacIntyre and Min Woo Lee are part of a three-way tie at the top with Matt Fitzpatrick after completing the delayed third round at Genesis Scottish Open on Sunday morning.

Matt Fitzpatrick and Michael Thorbjornsen led the way as the suspended third round resumed at 7am on Sunday morning, but it was Min Woo Lee who made the early first move at the Renaissance Club.

Having started the day at the ninth, the 2021 champion's putter got hot as made three birdies in a row to become the first man to -12 and then -13. The New Zealander gave back a shot a hole later, as home favourite Robert MacIntyre became the first player to post the clubhouse target on -12.

The 2024 champion made back-to-back birdies from the 12th hole before a brilliant par save at the 18th cemented his position at the top of the leaderboard. He found the fairway bunker from the tee, hitting out and then producing an incredible approach to three feet before converting for par.

Overnight leader Matt Fitzpatrick became the next man to join the top, making nine pars in a row until he rolled in a 30 foot putt for birdie at his final hole of the third round.

Tom Kim had an outside chance to move one clear of the pack on the 18th green but a three-putt bogey instead dropped him one behind to leave a three-way tie at the top heading into the fourth round.

Kim sits one stroke behind -11, alongside defending champion Chris Gotterup and Thorbjornsen.

Keita Nakajima, Wyndham Clark, Kevin Roy and Johnny Keefer sit a shot further back on -10

****** Rory McIlroy dropped out of contention with 73 T26 -6

Round four tee times will begin at 10.25am with a two-ball of Scott Jamieson and Eric Cole,  and will then become three-balls with the final group of Fitzpatrick, MacIntyre and Lee teeing off at 2.50pm.

EDIT>>>> Canadian scores 

T13   Sudarshan Yellamaraju 68 65 69 -8  (MC last week at John Deere Classic)

T44  Nick Taylor 70 67 69 -4

T55  Corey Conners 67 70 71 -2

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Ryu sets majors record, Henderson T3 Amundi Evian Championship ...54 hole results

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Brooke Henderson is playing better golf these days, more like the Brooke we had all become spoiled with on her way to a Canadian best 14 victories, a top ten machine 87 of them with 2 majors, the 2016 KPMG PGA Championship as an 18 year old, and this one in 2022

Brooke Henderson, of Canada. (AP Photo/Chris Carlson)

This week in absolutely stunning weather in Lake Geneva, France where scoring has been low, she is T3 after 54 holes of 67 70 64 -12. Today she made 2 eagles 6 birdies, and would have been lower but for 3 bogey's.

However she or the rest of the field is not the headliner. A South Korean major winner,  Haeran Ryu left a putt for 59 in the jaws, on her way to -11 60 the lowest score in women's major championship history.

She will tee off on Sunday at -19 with Japan's Aki Iwai (65) 2nd -16

Anna Huang T16 70 71 66 -6, Laura Kim (a)T75 70 71 76 +4 are the other Canadian scores.

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Sudarshan Yellamaraju leads Canadians at weather delayed Genesis Scottish Open....Full leaderboard TEE TIMES...

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EDIT >>>>>>Play is set to resume Saturday at 1310 hours local after 2.5 hour delay due to heavy fog.

With the leaders Rory McIlroy and Matt Fitzpatrick 1804hrs (6.04pm) Jordan Smith, Tom Kim 1815hrs (6.15pm) not teeing off late due to the delay it is unlikely round 3 will be completed before dark at 2155hrs (9.15pm)

Canadians

T6    Sudarshan Yellamaraju 68 65 -7  (MC last week at John Deere Classic)

T38  Corey Conners 67 70 -3

T38  Nick Taylor 70 67 -3

Leaders

T1   Rory McIlroy 65 66 -9

T1   Jordan Smith 68 63 -9

T1   Tom Kim 65 66 -9

Notables MC

The cut fell at -2.  

Brooks Koepka 66 74, Scott Scheffler 68 72, Shane Lowry 71 69, Xander Schauffele 69 74 are all on there way to Southport, England earlier than expected to prepare for the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale.

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