William Mouve witnessed his shot from 18th T during the fourth round of the ISCO Championship Golf Tournament at the Hurstborne Country Club in Louisville, Q on 13 July 2025. He ended at 10 for the tournament. William Mouve shot a Career-Best 9-Energ-Para 61 on Sunday to win the ISCO Championship for his first PGA Tour title in his 20th beginning.
The 24-year-old Move climbed 24 spots on the leaderboard to finish 10-under 270 at the Hurstabourne Country Club at Louisville, KY. He had to wait for about two hours to see if the third -round leader Paul Peterson made a 55 -foot Birdi put a 55 -foot Bedi in the equal -4 18th position to send the tournament into additional holes.
Peterson missed and ended with 1-under 69 to complete four rounds in 9 under and second place in the PGA Tour Alternative Program. Mouw was on the driving range at that time, trying to prepare for a possible playoffs.
Mouve said, “I was not paying a lot of attention to it, but Paul is a very good vein and I hoped that he was coming under the stretch, and he did it.” “As I said, I was ready for a playoff. I was mentally – I didn’t win the golf tournament until the last put fell. I was enough – I don’t want to say that I was expecting a playoff, but I was really ready for it, and it did not happen in that way, but it was, yes.”
Mouw landed for a warm start, causing the first three holes to bedi and five on the front nine. They both par-5 holes, nos. 7 and 10, and a total of nine in bogie-free round, Par-3 with 18-Footer on 17th.
Mouve said, “Okay, I played a very good golf this week,” when asked about starting round intake strokes, I was asked. “There were a lot of close calls and I knew that if everything click and I have done the right thing, I can go very little. I’m just thrilled that this happened.”
Peterson, who was demanding his first PGA Tour win in his 20th beginning, had to go a roughly, with a bogie in Nos on the front nine for +2 for 3 and 6. They made their alone Birdi of the round – Nose 10, 14 and 16 – behind nine.
Pietersen, 37, said, “I don’t know, the front nine struggled.” “I mean, I hit it in that fairway bunker on 3 and could not be found on green, so I would take that bogie. There is a hard for three-puts at 6, but in my defense, I did not hit that green week, I don’t think that many people did, so it is difficult to know how fast or slow.
Spain’s manual Elvira finished third at 7 with 66 on Sunday. 20 -year -old Amateur Jackson Koivun, who played at Auburn University, finished sixth under 5. Chan Kim, who led two days later with a round of 61 and 68, went to 75-73 for 75–73 to 75-73.
Kim and Peterson were among dozens of golfers that had to complete the third round on Sunday morning after several suspension on Saturday due to the closure weather before playing due to darkness.
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