The 2026 RBC Canadian Open returns to TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley’s North Course, and the strong field is headlined by Englishmen Tommy Fleetwood and Matt Fitzpatrick.
Americans Sam Burns, Wyndham Clark, Brooks Koepka and Collin Morikawa are next in line in the RBC Canadian Open odds, so I'm expecting this national championship is set to deliver again in 2026.
Still, it's Alex Fitzpatrick and Eric Cole from further down the odds board who top my golf picks ahead of Round 1 on Thursday, June 11.
⛳ RBC Canadian Open: Key takeaways
- Best early bet: Sam Burns to win (+1600) – The elite putter is always a threat to pick up his sixth PGA Tour win when his ball-striking spikes like it has the past eight events
- Best early value: Alex Fitzpatrick to win (+4000) – Gained true strokes across the board during his T6 at the Memorial to keep his breakout heater going
- Course: TPC Toronto is a grueling, 7,389-yard Par 70 featuring wide fairways, four 500-yard Par 4s, and undulated green complexes featuring steep runoffs
- Weather: The early weather forecasts call for warm, scorable conditions with the potential for afternoon showers every day except Saturday
- Expected cut: The 36-hole cut for the 2026 RBC Canadian Open will shorten the field to the Top 65 players and ties following Round 2
📊 RBC Canadian Open odds
The RBC Canadian Open runs at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley from Thursday, June 11, through Sunday, June 14.
| Golfer |  |
|---|---|
 Tommy Fleetwood |
+1200 |
 Matt Fitzpatrick |
+1400 |
 Sam Burns |
+1400 |
 Wyndham Clark |
+2000 |
 Collin Morikawa |
+2500 |
 Justin Rose |
+2800 |
 Brooks Koepka |
+3000 |
 Robert MacIntyre |
+3000 |
Odds from BetMGM, one of our best golf betting sites.
Check out the full RBC Canadian Open field.
Best bets card
To win: Alex Fitzpatrick (+4000) - World-class ball-striking has led to a worldwide heater consisting of a pair of wins and three Top 10s in Signature Events across Fitzpatrick's past six tournaments.
To win: Eric Cole (+4500) - With four Top 10s and eye-popping statistics across his past six events, Cole is closing in on his first PGA Tour win.
Top 20: Wyndham Clark (+105) - Elite ball-striking and putting have Clark putting circles on the card in bunches, and he's sixth in this field in true strokes gained tee-to-green across the past two events.
Top 20: Kristoffer Reitan (+130) - The PGA Tour rookie has put on a ball-striking display across his past four events to pace this field in true strokes gained tee-to-green and rank fourth in approach play.
Course breakdown: TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley
TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley’s North Course proved to be a formidable championship venue last year following an extensive renovation by architect Ian Andrew finalized in 2024.
It plays as a demanding 7,389-yard Par 70, with a unique opening and closing Par 5 on the card and four of the 12 Par 4s stretching over 500 yards.
While the wide fairways allow a bombs away approach off the tee, strategically placed greenside bunkers still penalize the wrong angle of attack. And, the sheer length of the track puts long irons in hand into challenging green complexes that feature steep runoffs throughout the round.
The 2025 RBC Canadian Open is the only true reference point, and Ryan Fox won, ranking second in true strokes gained tee-to-green, sixth on approach, and 16th in putting. He topped Sam Burns in a playoff, and the American respectively ranked eighth, 12th, and ninth in the same metrics.
So, similar to most weeks, there’s a premium on tee-to-green play with a hot putter being a difference maker.
- Grueling 7,389-yard Par 70 featuring unique bookended Par 5s
- Four punishing Par 4s stretching over 500 yards
- Undulating green complexes featuring steep runoffs
- TPC Toronto puts a premium on long-iron play
Players to watch
- Sam Burns: The American is trending, and Burns is always a threat to pick up win No. 6 when his ball-striking spikes because he putts the lights out week in, week out
- Wyndham Clark: Following up his 2026 win with a solo-third at the Memorial reinforces Clark’s thriving throughout the bag, and I’m particularly encouraged by his approach play
Key stats & player profiles to target
- True strokes gained tee-to-green
- True strokes gained approach
- Adjusted scoring average
- Bogey avoidance
- Scrambling and true strokes gained around the green
Players to watch
- Tommy Fleetwood: The betting favorite has gained true strokes across the board and ranks sixth in bogey avoidance and 21st in adjusted scoring average this season
- Brooks Koepka: Aside from poor Par-4 scoring metrics, Koepka checks the boxes with +1.31 true strokes gained tee-to-green and ranking ninth in adjusted scoring average in 2026
Outright picks: winners to bet
Pick 1: Alex Fitzpatrick (+4000)
The three consecutive Top 10s in Signature Events have my attention, and Alex Fitzpatrick's excellent play dates back to a strong run on the DP World Tour that concluded with his win in the Hero Indian Open.
- Course Fit: Fitzpatrick's elite tee-to-green play is perfect for TPC Toronto
- Recent Form: Pair of wins and three Top 10s across past six events
- Key Stat: Second in field in true strokes gained tee-to-green across past four tournaments
Risk: Fitzpatrick is playing TPC Toronto for the first time.
Pick 2: Eric Cole to win (+4500)
The 2022-23 PGA Tour rookie of the year is still chasing down his first victory, and Eric Cole’s been knocking on the door for the past two months with four Top 10s and impressive metrics across his past six events.
- Course Fit: Cole's current form travels, and in particular he excellent approach play
- Recent Form: Four Top 10s across past six events
- Key Stat: Fourth in field in true strokes gained on approach during heater
Risk: Winning pedigree isn't a box Cole checks.
Finishing position picks
Top 20: Wyndham Clark (+105)
Wyndham Clark is putting circles on the card thanks to elite work on the greens and excellent ball-striking, which is exactly what it takes to play well at TPC Toronto.
- Course Fit: This will be Clark’s second trip to track after T59 in 2025
- Recent Form: Sixth in true strokes gained tee-to-green across the past two events
- Key Stat: Ranks third in birdie-or-better percentage in 2026
Risk: The 2024 U.S. Open winner could be looking ahead and using this week as tune-up opportunity.
Top 20: Kristoffer Reitan (+130)
The PGA Tour rookie has put on a ball-striking display across his past four events to pace this field in true strokes gained tee-to-green and rank fourth in approach play. Reitan won twice on the DP World Tour in 2025, and his well-rounded game positions him to take a run at his second PGA Tour win this season.
- Course Fit: Complete game throughout the bag fits TPC Toronto demands
- Recent Form: Win and two more Top 15s across past four events
- Key Stat: Paces field in true strokes gained tee-to-green during highlighted heater
Risk: Reitan could be on the downward side of his 2026 peak.
Odds movement & market notes
Somewhat interestingly, it’s Wyndham Clark who has received the most betting tickets to win the RBC Canadian Open at BetMGM, and he’s also the largest liability at the sportsbook.
Nicolai Hojgaard has taken the highest handle at the shop and is the second-largest liability, while Eric Cole ranks third.
I was also surprised to see Brooks Koepka climb from an opening +2500 to +3000, as he’s received the 13th-highest handle percentage at BetMGM. Additionally, only American Michael Brennan has seen his odds climb more (+3300 to +4000).
How to watch the RBC Canadian Open & tee times
How to watch:
- Thursday-Friday: 2-6 p.m. ET (Golf Channel)
- Saturday: 12:30-2:30 p.m. ET (Golf Channel), 3-6 p.m. ET (CBS)
- Sunday: 12:30-2:30 p.m. ET (Golf Channel), 3-6:30 p.m. ET (CBS)
Tee times:
RBC Canadian Open betting FAQ
Who is the 2026 RBC Canadian Open favorite?
Tommy Fleetwood is the betting favorite at BetMGM.
When is the 2026 RBC Canadian Open?
The 2026 RBC Canadian Open will be played from Thursday, June 11, to Sunday, June 14.
Where will the 2026 RBC Canadian Open be played?
The 2026 RBC Canadian Open will be played at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley in Caledon Village, Ontario.
What are RBC Canadian Open FRL markets?
First Round Leader (FRL) markets center around which golfers will be in the lead following the first 18 holes of the tournament.
How do RBC Canadian Open matchup bets work?
When betting RBC Canadian Open matchups, you're selecting which golfer will score better between the two golfers listed in that specific market. There are 18-hole, single-round matchups, in addition to tournament-long, 72-hole matchups.
What is the RBC Canadian Open cut line?
The RBC Canadian Open features a cut to the Top 65 players and ties after Round 2.
Are RBC Canadian Open odds the same across all sportsbooks?
You'll see slight to significant variations in odds across sportsbooks for the RBC Canadian Open; it's always good practice to check multiple sports betting sites for the best odds.
Odds are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change.
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