Lucas Glover reflects after finishing runner-up at the 2026 ISCO Championship, admitting he simply made too many mistakes on Sunday while explaining the biggest lesson he’ll take from another week in contention.
⛳ Glover says he never found his best golf during the final round, pointing to too many uncharacteristic mistakes with his irons and wedges.
🎯 Despite the disappointing finish, the former U.S. Open champion credits his putter for keeping him in contention through the middle of the round when his long game wasn’t at its usual level.
👏 Glover is quick to congratulate Steven Fisk and Taylor Pendrith, admitting both played better when it mattered most and fully deserved to battle for the title.
🧠 One of his biggest takeaways is learning how differently golf feels when you’re protecting a lead compared to chasing from behind.
💬 The American admits playing with the lead “saps your freedom,” revealing it’s an area he wants to improve after leading through 54 holes in back-to-back tournaments without converting either opportunity.
📈 Even so, Glover refuses to dwell on the disappointment, saying there are plenty of positives after putting himself in position to win over the past two weeks.
💪 At 46 years old, he’s proud to still be competing for PGA TOUR titles and believes these experiences will only help him going forward.
🎥 Watch the full post-round interview from the ISCO Championship.
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Lucas is a natural born loser. Got home turned on TV and he was on the 15 hole with a 2 shot lead. I told my wife we gotta watch this , it’s going to be great TV because he is going to blow the lead. He finished 5th. Way to go Lucas thanks for the quality entertainment