2024 ISCO Championship: Odds and best bets ft. Luke Clanton

The ISCO Championship, previously known as the Barbasol Championship, is set to tee off on Thursday, July 11. The event, co-sanctioned by the PGA Tour and DP World Tour, will take place at the Keene Trace Golf Club in Nicholasville, Kentucky. The tournament will see a 144-player field compete for the $4,000,000 prize purse.

The ISCO Championship is being played opposite of the co-sanctioned Scottish Open. Owing to this, the event will have a limited field with top names. Unlike the Scottish national event, the Kentucky event will have none of the top 50 Official World Golf Rankings listed players on the field.

Surprisingly, PGA Tour amateur Luke Clanton is the favorite to win the ISCO Championship this weekend. The 20-year-old comes into the competition with 14-1 odds, according to SportsLine. Coming off a T2 finish at the John Deere Classic, the young golfer is expected to make big moves at the Keene Trace Golf Club.

Clanton is followed by Michael Thorbjornsen, who also shared T2 last weekend at TPC Deere Run, on the odds list. The 22-year-old enters the competition with 18-1 odds. Another rookie Neal Shipley completes the top three. The 2001-born player has 40-1 odds.

The golfer, who played both the US Open and the Masters this season, shares the third position on the odds list with the likes of Daniel Berger, Alejandro Tosti, Michael Kim, and Mac Meissner.

J.J. Spaun (45-1), Hayden Springer (45-1), S.H. Kim (45-1) and Carson Young (45-1) are some other big names to watch this weekend. It is pertinent to note that the event’s reigning champion Vincent Norrman will not return to defend his title.

---

2024 ISCO Championship odds

Listed below are the top odds list for the ISCO Championship (As per SportsLine):

• Luke Clanton 14-1
• Michael Thorbjornsen 18-1
• Daniel Berger 40-1
• Neal Shipley 40-1
• Alejandro Tosti 40-1
• Michael Kim 40-1
• Mac Meissner 40-1
• J.J. Spaun 45-1
• Hayden Springer 45-1
• S.H. Kim 45-1
• Carson Young 45-1
• Jacob Bridgeman 50-1
• Chan Kim 50-1
• Ben Silverman 50-1
• Alex Smalley 50-1
• Joseph Bramlett 50-1
• Johannes Veerman 55-1
• Joel Dahmen 55-1
• Dylan Wu 55-1
• David Skinns 55-1
• Sam Ryder 55-1
• Harry Hall 60-1
• Filippo Celli 60-1
• Chesson Hadley 60-1
• Cameron Champ 60-1
• Pierceson Coody 60-1
• Nick Hardy 60-1
• Greyson Sigg 65-1
• Garrick Higgo 65-1
• Vince Whaley 65-1
• Patton Kizzire 65-1
• Troy Merritt 70-1
• Sam Bairstow 70-1
• Carl Yuan 70-1
• Rico Hoey 70-1
• Patrick Fishburn 70-1
• Will Gordon 75-1
• Kevin Tway 75-1
• Hayden Buckley 80-1
• Gavin Green 80-1
• Tyler Duncan 80-1
• Ryan Moore 80-1
• Paul Waring 80-1
• Andrea Pavan 80-1
• Kevin Streelman 80-1
• Kevin Dougherty 80-1
• Kelly Kraft 80-1
• Justin Suh 80-1
• Joe Highsmith 90-1
• Jayden Schaper 90-1
• Jannik De Bruyn 90-1
• Trace Crowe 90-1
• Robby Shelton 90-1
• Andy Sullivan 90-1
• Parker Coody 90-1
• Lanto Griffin 90-1
• Kramer Hickok 90-1
• Chad Ramey 100-1
• Brandon Wu 100-1
• Alejandro Del Rey 100-1
• Adrien Saddier 100-1
• Adrien Dumont De Chassart 100-1
• Matt NeSmith 100-1
• Manuel Elvira 100-1
• Henrik Norlander 110-1

More details on the PGA Tour’s ISCO Championship, including tee times, will be updated soon.