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Steven Fisk won the 2026 ISCO Championship on Sunday, beating Taylor Pendrith on the third hole of a sudden-death playoff at Hurstbourne Country Club after the two tied at 16-under 264. It is Fisk’s second PGA Tour title.
Fisk and Pendrith could not be separated across 72 holes in Louisville, both posting 16-under 264, so they went back to the 489-yard closing hole to settle it. The first two extra holes produced matching pars. On the third, Pendrith drove into a fairway bunker and could not get up and down, and Fisk two-putted for the par that won it.
Ben Silverman and Aaron Wise shared third at 15-under, with Davis Chatfield a shot further back. The ISCO Championship ran opposite the Genesis Scottish Open, so this was the lighter field of the week, but a playoff win for your second PGA Tour title still counts the same in the record book.

Two wins change a career. Fisk climbs the FedEx Cup standings and firms up his status and schedule for the rest of the season, and a second title is the sort of result that starts getting a player into bigger fields. Beating a proven winner like Pendrith head to head, and doing it in a playoff, is a real marker for someone still building his resume.

The honest read on an opposite-field winner is caution before you chase. Fisk beat a thin field and needed a playoff to do it, so there is no reason to overpay for him next time out on the back of one week. The sharper angle is Pendrith, who keeps knocking on the door and profiles as live at his next start after another near miss.
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Fisk earned $720,000 as the winner’s share of the $4 million purse.
It is a PGA Tour event played opposite the Genesis Scottish Open, held this year at Hurstbourne Country Club in Louisville, Kentucky.
Two, after this playoff victory over Taylor Pendrith.
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