RBC Canadian Open Tips

Sam Burns can go well this week. Sam Burns finished in the top ten in the last two years in this competition and has been playing very well in the last couple of tournaments. He can go well again in Canada.

There is a steady accumulation of signals pointing toward Tommy Fleetwood delivering a controlled and composed performance built on elite long-iron precision and calm decision-making under pressure. His profile typically rewards venues where patience, accuracy, and sustained ball control matter more than raw power. This setup strongly leans into that identity. Expect him to remain consistently positioned throughout without dramatic volatility.

Shane Lowry can go well this week. Shane Lowry has gone well in this competition before and will want to be near his best form for the U.S. Open the following week. He can go well here.

When iron play stabilizes, he becomes one of the most complete performers in the field. Still, swing-phase variability in recent patterns keeps confidence moderated rather than elite.

Harry Hall can go well this week. Harry Hall has been hitting form and finished in the top 30 in the last year and looks to be in better form this time.

Ryan Fox can go well this week. Ryan Fox won this competition last year and has played well in it previously. He has been playing well this year and can go well this week.

Played very well to finish with a 67 score in the recent CJ Cup. He also played well in pairs, so be looking to find more form here. Two-time European Tour winner.

The odds are very high due to form, but he has won twice at the Canadian Open, so he will have good memories of this event.

Has won on the PGA Tour before. It was a long time ago, but he played well in the pairs event recently, so I'd be looking for him to find that form here.

Looked likely to win the Valspar but had a disappointing last round. Only a couple of putts from Fitz on 17 and 18 beat him. Could easily have been at least a playoff.

Willett has shown glimpses of a return to form finally after injury years. One shot off the top six last week and was 3-under through eight on Saturday before the golf disaster of a 7 triple.