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ISCO Championship 2026 - Previews
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Jackson Koivun is playing his opening round of the ISCO Championship alongside Miles Russell and Ben James at Hurstbourne Country Club in Louisville.
Koivun learning how to handle crowd fervor as pro
Jackson Koivun spoke with Golf Channel's Emma Carpenter on the course at the 2026 ISCO Championship in Louisville, Kentucky. Koivun is making his second start as a PGA Tour pro at Hurstbourne. He played at the ISCO last year as an amateur where he finished T-6.

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