The ISCO Championship, formerly known as the Barbasol Championship, is scheduled from July 11 to July 14, 2024. The co-sanctioned event by the PGA Tour and the DP World Tour is an alternate tournament to the Genesis Scottish Open and will be hosted at the Keene Trace Golf Club in Nicholasville, Kentucky.

The tournament has a purse of $4 million, and the winner not only gets a share of the prize money but also earns an additional 300 FedEx Cup points. Last year, Vincent Norrman lifted the trophy and took home $684,000. So, thrilled to witness the action in Kentucky? Here’s all the necessary information about the ticket availability.

Enjoy the ISCO Championship live

Fans can select their choice of ticket from the options available on the official website of the ISCO Championship. Up to four youths, ages 15 and under can have free grounds admission if accompanied by an adult with a ticket.

If anyone is in the US Armed Forces, a veteran, a first responder, or a part of the Kentucky Educators, there is an option for free tickets after verifying through GovX. Other options available are:

• General Admission Daily Ticket:

Priced at $40 per ticket, fans can experience the ISCO Championship for one day. It gives access to the entire grounds and allows fans to enjoy the match on their preferred day between July 11 to July 14.

• General Admission Weekly Ticket:

To be part of the ISCO Championship for the entire week, this is the best option! Priced at $120, these tickets give access to the grounds throughout the week.

• Hospitality Daily Tickets:

Priced at $285, these tickets allow one to witness the tournament on any one day of the buyer’s choice and grant access to the VIP area. Buyers will also have access to the Club ’87 Hospitality area.

• Hospitality Weekly Tickets:

Hospitality Weekly Tickets are priced at $1000, granting access to the VIP area and the Club ’87 Hospitality area throughout the week, where fans can enjoy the entire tournament.

Although the excitement around the ISCO Championship is high among golfers, it is their last chance, along with the Genesis Scottish Open, to qualify for the Open Championship. However, with the top players already competing at the Scottish Open, the alternate event is not as competitive as it might be.

The top players of the ISCO Championship

As an alternate event before the final Major of the season, the field does not include any players from the top 50 of the OWGR list. Nonetheless, there are talented rising stars like Neal Shipley, Alejandro Tosti, and Daniel Berger, who might spice up the action. Even Luke Clanton, who bagged the T2 finish at the John Deere Classic, will be a part of the field.

Amateur golfer Neal Shipley made it to the Masters and, although he finished T53, playing at Augusta National as a rookie is a significant achievement. He also finished T26 at the US Open and T20 at the Rocket Mortgage Classic last week. However, he missed the cut at the John Deere Classic, so perhaps this is his time to shine and secure a spot in the Open Championship.

Do you think Neal Shipley will secure the golden ticket to the final Major and make his mark? Stay tuned to find out!