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Congratulations to our 2026 champion, Bud Cauley 🏆 More than 100 years later, there's still nothing like being there. The winner, John H.
Since its inception in 1904, the Canadian Open has played host to the world's best golfers and produced countless memorable moments. Sports fans across the country and around the world have been entertained by legends including former champions Byron Nelson, Arnold Palmer, Tiger Woods, Vijay Singh and Jim Furyk. The list of legends also includes Sam Snead and Lee Trevino, who each won the Canadian Open three times. Tom Weiskopf, Curtis Strange, Nick Price and Jim Furyk all won twice. Jack Nicklaus, considered by many to be the greatest golfer ever, was the runner-up seven times. Today, the RBC Canadian Open remains one of the premier events on the PGA Tour. It is the second oldest stop on the PGA Tour and the third oldest national championship in the world. With its older cousins, the British and U.S. Opens, it constitutes the Triple Crown of national championships. Its rich history gives it a cachet and tradition that makes it much more than a regular golf championship. The first Canadian Open was 36-holes long and lasted only one day. Oke, shot 156 and pocketed $60 as his reward. Obviously the intervening years have seen major changes in professional golf. But just like the timeless satisfaction of hitting a perfect drive, the excitement of Open competition has stayed constant. From legendary names to overnight sensations, golfers of all backgrounds have battled for the championship and thrilled the crowds. Seventeen championships have needed playoff holes to decide the winner.
09/22/2026
The road to St Andrews will once again run through the RBC Canadian Open. 🇨🇦
The three leading players who make the cut at the 2027 RBC Canadian Open and are not already exempt will earn places in the 155th Open Championship.
Tournament week runs June 9-13 at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley in Caledon, Ont.
Learn more about The Open Qualifying Series: https://bit.ly/4hEwwps
09/15/2026
Here's Johnnie!
With his win at the 2026 Men's Canadian Collegiate Invitational, Johnnie Clark earns an exemption into the 2027 RBC Canadian Open at TPC Toronto. It will be his first career PGA TOUR start.
08/07/2026
Another name added to next year’s field ✅
Congratulations to Craig Stefureak on winning the PGA Championship of Canada and earning a spot in the 2027 RBC Canadian Open!
⏪ The Rink Rewind
The hockey gods approved of this ace from David Lipsky, the first hole-in-one ever at The Rink!
07/31/2026
The first in the field ☝️
Congratulations to Dawson Lew on being our first entry into the 2027 RBC Canadian Open! He earned an exemption through his win at the 2026 Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship, presented by BDO.
Full article: rbccanadianopen.com/2026/07/31/dawson-lew-wins-121st-canadian-mens-amateur-championship-to-earn-exemption-into-the-2027-rbc-canadian-open/
07/19/2026
Canada's champion. Now The Open champion. 🏆
Congratulations to 2025 RBC Canadian Open winner Ryan Fox on capturing his first major championship and the Claret Jug.
Like music to our ears 😌
The Rink was ready for a week of fireworks. We can’t wait to hear you all back again next year!
Some NHLers might have a future in golf once the skates come off 👀
Which hockey players would you want to see on the course at next year’s RBC Canadian Open Shootout?
06/22/2026
From Our Open to yours, congrats Wyndham Clark on winning another U.S. Open.
Full respect to a champion, no matter the flag.
06/18/2026
A championship venue, a championship team. 🇨🇦🏆
To everyone at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley who played a role in bringing the RBC Canadian Open to life — from course maintenance to hospitality and everything in between — thank you. Your commitment and professionalism were on full display throughout last week.
Excited for 2027 already.
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