2026 RBC Canadian Open Preview

The 2026 RBC Canadian Open starts Thursday, June 10, at TPC Toronto’s North Course in Caledon, Ontario. The par-70 layout measures 7,389 yards, was designed by Doug Carrick, and offers a $1.764 million winner’s share from a $9.8 million purse plus 500 FedExCup points. DraftKings provides the current betting odds.

On Tap: RBC Canadian Open at TPC Toronto

This is the venue’s first Canadian Open. The course rewards power and par-5 scoring; its 7,389-yard length includes four reachable par-5s and several 450-plus-yard par-4s, making driving distance a key factor.

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Top-20 odds feature Aaron Rai (+150) and Tommy Fleetwood (12-1). Matt Fitzpatrick and Sam Burns are listed at 12-1 and 13-1 respectively; Collin Morikawa (24-1), Justin Rose (25-1), Alex Noren (39-1) and Mac Meissner (65-1) round out the field. Brooks Koepka and Wyndham Clark appear in a top-20 parlay at +270; Clark’s odds differ between +4,200 and 24-1 across sources. Kristoffer Reitan opened at +3,200 but is now described as trailing Koepka, while Johnny Keefer is noted in DFS markets at $7,600.

RBC Canadian Open 2026: Odds, favorites for TPC Toronto

Fleetwood entered after a runner-up at the Memorial Tournament and has displayed strong ball-striking on recent courses. Fitzpatrick’s three wins in four events have cooled, yet his strokes-gained remain high. Burns posted three top-10 finishes on elite venues but recent wedge play has been uneven. Koepka showed improved putting at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson (T14). Clark credited meditation for a 67 at the Memorial and a 63 opening round at Oakdale in 2022. Højgaard ranks fourth in distance and third in par-5 scoring, indicating a possible spike week.

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Analysts flag Rai’s limited driving distance as a possible drawback on the lengthened course. Keefer’s volatility is underscored by a missed cut in the prior Canadian Open. Cole, though not among the top odds, is described as “fragile” because of putting weakness. Koepka’s long-term reputation still hinges on putting, despite recent gains. The discrepancy between Clark’s +4,200 and 24-1 odds, and the lack of numeric odds for Reitan, illustrate gaps in the betting data.

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Koepka said he withdrew from the Charles Schwab Challenge to focus on the U.S. Open, emphasizing rest. Clark linked recent success to meditation. Fleetwood noted his “ball striking around the final 18 holes” at Jack’s Place as a confidence boost. These statements highlight mental preparation and skill emphasis for the Toronto test.

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The Canadian Open sits between the Jack’s Place event and the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills, offering 500 FedExCup points that could affect playoff qualification. Strong play may shape momentum heading into the major championship.

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The PGA Tour moves to Shinnecock Hills next week for the U.S. Open, where many Toronto competitors are expected to contend.

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