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Jackson Suber Takes Lead as Rain Compresses Final Round

6/14/2026

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Suber Leads

Jackson Suber birdied the 18th hole to post a 4-under 66 and take a one-stroke lead at 13-under after 54 holes of the RBC Canadian Open.
Bud Cauley fell one stroke behind at 12-under after also shooting 66.
Ten Canadians made the cut, the most since 1969.
The final round will be compressed because of rain, with tee times from about 10:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. in threesomes.

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Suber Qualifies

Jackson Suber leads Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green with an 11.133 rating after three rounds, birdieing every par-5 and going 6-for-6 on holes 1 and 18.
The birdie on 18 also earned Suber his second career U.S. Open qualification.
World No. 68 Bud Cauley could rise into the top 60 with a Sunday win.
Wyndham Clark has posted 68-plus scores in ten of his last eleven events, including three rounds of 63 or better.

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Fleetwood Eagle

Tommy Fleetwood opened the final round with an eagle on the par-five 1st, holing a 16-footer.
He birdied holes 12 and 14 but missed an up-and-down from the rough on 17.
Billy Horschel birdied the 521-yard par-four and sank a 99-foot putt for a 64.
Sam Burns also birdied that long par-four as part of his 10-under round.

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Suber Leads

Jackson Suber birdied the 18th hole to post a 4-under 66 and take a one-stroke lead at 13-under after 54 holes of the RBC Canadian Open.
Bud Cauley fell one stroke behind at 12-under after also shooting 66.
Ten Canadians made the cut, the most since 1969.
The final round will be compressed because of rain, with tee times from about 10:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. in threesomes.

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