The RBC Canadian Open 2026

Overview

Dates: June 11, 2026 to June 14, 2026

Location: Caledon, Ontario, Canada

Course: TPC Toronto, Osprey Valley North Course

Course Par: 70

Course Length: 7389

Prize Purse: $9800000

Last weeks review:

This PGA Tour season has been nothing short of unpredictable. Household names are faltering, while journeymen and underdogs are seizing the spotlight. The Memorial Tournament was the latest chapter in that script, as J.T. Poston—who had shown little form all year—emerged from obscurity to claim a signature event victory. Poston, whose season had been defined by mediocrity, stunned the field by outlasting Ryan Gerard in a playoff. The win not only delivered him the prestige of Jack Nicklaus’s storied event, but also a staggering $4 million payday—nearly seven times his total earnings for the year up to that point. It was a triumph that underscored the volatility of 2026: a season where consistency has been elusive, and where players outside the spotlight are suddenly cashing in on golf’s richest stages.

Preview

Ryan Fox defended his crown at the 2026 RBC Canadian Open, taking home $1.764 million from a $9.8 million purse at TPC Toronto’s Osprey Valley. The North Course’s bentgrass greens and fescue rough demanded precision, rewarding players with sharp iron play and mental toughness.

  • Event: RBC Canadian Open (115th edition)
  • Dates: June 10–14, 2026
  • Venue: TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (North Course), Caledon, Ontario
  • Purse: $9.8 million
  • Winner’s Share: $1.764 million
  • Defending Champion: Ryan Fox, who also won in 2025

The RBC Canadian Open continues to be a proving ground for complete players rather than pure bombers. Fox’s back-to-back victories highlight the value of consistency and adaptability on a course that punishes impatience. While the event sits just before the U.S. Open and often sees top stars rest, its blend of national pride, historic pedigree, and demanding conditions ensures it remains one of golf’s most respected battlegrounds.

  • Grass Types: Bentgrass greens, Kentucky bluegrass fairways, fescue rough
  • Design: Wide fairways framed by native grasses, strategic bunkering, undulating greens
  • Conditions: Wind exposure across the property adds unpredictability
  • Play Style: Aggression off the tee is possible, but accuracy is paramount

Headline pick

Sam Burns  6 units win +1500 , 6 units  Top 5 +380

Outrights

Prediction Summary:

Sam Burns  6 units win +1500 , 6 units  Top 5 +380,

Sam Burns has been quietly stacking results on the PGA Tour, his steady climb in strokes gained statistics telling the story of a player rounding into form. A T4 finish at the Memorial last week underscored that progress, and now his game looks tailor-made for the demanding test of the RBC Canadian Open. With accuracy off the tee, crisp iron play, and the patience to handle Osprey Valley’s bentgrass greens and fescue rough, Burns arrives in Canada as a contender whose consistency may finally translate into a win.

Kristoffer Reitan 4 units win +2800, 4 units Top 5 +620

Reitan has been the model of consistency over the past two months, quietly stacking results while others falter. But it’s not just steadiness that sets him apart—he currently leads the PGA Tour in driving distance, averaging a jaw-dropping 336 yards off the tee. That combination of reliability and raw power makes him one of the most imposing figures in the field, a player whose game can overwhelm courses and wear down opponents.

Jacob Bridgeman 2.5 units win +4500, 2.5 units Top 5 +900

Jacob Bridgeman’s rise up the Official World Golf Ranking has been steady since turning professional, but 2025 marked a breakout year where his form surged exponentially. Despite that momentum, he remains undervalued heading into this week’s RBC Canadian Open—a sleeper pick whose trajectory suggests he could surprise in the spotlight.

Mac Meissner 2 units win +6500, 2 units top 5 +1250

Mac Meissner’s recent form has been right up there with the best on Tour over the past couple of months, making him one of the more intriguing dark horses in the field. At +6500, the outright number offers tremendous value given his trajectory, while +1250 for a top-five finish looks equally enticing. In a season defined by volatility and surprise winners, Meissner’s odds stand out as a calculated gamble with real upside.

The last 2 predictions are bigger odds so we will proceed with caution and suggest lower stakes.

Steven Fisk 1.5 units win +10000, 1.5 units top 5 +1700 & Matti Schmit 1 unit  win +13500, 1 unit top 5 +2500

The last 2 predictions are bigger odds so we will proceed with caution and suggest lower stakes, both are in good form and are worthy of a small wager.

 

Match Ups

Wyndham Clark +120 Tommy Fleetwood

Aldridge Potgeiter +120 Tony Finau

Max Homa -120 Tom Kim

Keith Mitchell +111 Voctor Hovland