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Preview & Picks: RBC Canadian Open

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If you are a fan of National Opens, I’ve got good news for you.

You get to watch them in back-to-back weeks.

Next week, we’ve got the 3rd major of the year - the U.S. Open at Shinnecock.

This week, the TOUR is in Toronto for the Canadian Open.

And if that’s not enough for you, it was announced yesterday that the PGA TOUR, DP World Tour, and the Australian Government will be working together to elevate the Australian Open beginning next year.

It’s a big moment for national opens - and the one this week in Canada is somehow underrated.

It’s unfortunate that it’s played the week before the U.S. Open, otherwise it would probably draw a stronger field, but it does manage to pull in big names every year, all the best Canadian players compete in it, and the Canadian golf fans always show up.

Plus, the Canadian Open has provided some great finishes over the last few years, with Ryan Fox beating Sam Burns in a playoff last year, or Bobby Mac winning with his dad on the bag, and who could forget Nick Taylor’s 72 ft bomb to beat Tommy Fleetwood and win his national open?

Who’s In The Field?

Four of the top ten in the world: Tommy Fleetwood, Justin Rose, Collin Morikawa, and Matt Fitzpatrick.

Other big names include Wyndham Clark, Brooks Koepka, Aaron Rai (Go Birds!) and Robert MacIntyre.

Full Field

Here are the key stats for The RBC Canadian Open:

Anchor bets around SG: Approach. Approach has the strongest correlation with SG: Total at 0.645, so prioritize elite iron players. The key buckets are especially 100–150 yards — 14.2% from 100–125 and 19.4% from 125–150 — plus a meaningful amount from 200–250 yards.
This looks like a scoreable birdie event, not a survival test. Scoring average is -1.25, GIR is very high at 72.0%, fairways are wide at 39.2 yards, and penalty strokes are low at 0.19 per round. For outrights, top-10s, and placement markets, upgrade players who can create and convert birdie chances.
Putting matters more than scrambling here. SG: Putting has a strong 0.572 correlation, while Around-the-Green is much lower at 0.255. Since players are hitting a lot of greens, don’t overvalue short-game grinders; favor strong approach players with hot-putter upside. Off the tee still matters, but accuracy 0.375 is more useful than raw distance 0.158.

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Weekly Bets: RBC Canadian Open

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Keith Stewart’s Picks

Wyndham Clark (+2400 DraftKings)

Wyndham Clark should be on everyone’s card in Canada. On one of the toughest tests in golf, Muirfield Village, Clark finished the week in third place and was ranked first SG: T2G and SG: APP! I’m not sure what happened over the weekend after Wyndham missed the cut at Aronimink, but since Philadelphia, Clark has gained an average of 16.8 strokes on the field in his last two starts.

Eric Cole (+5000 Bet Rivers)

If you haven’t looked, please check the forecast; it’s going to get windy this week in Toronto. With that in mind, I’m taking a player who has gained on approach, around the green, with the putter in six straight starts. The results of that stretch? Eric Cole has finished T14-T6-T6-T31-T2-T8 in April and May. Normally a little erratic with the driver, Cole has even kept the big stick positive for two straight events!

Caddyshanks Picks

Sam Burns (+1500 FanDuel)

Sam Burns is one of the best putters on TOUR, which is always a good reason to back someone, but he’s been overdue for a win, and we like him to make good on what he failed to do last year in a playoff against Ryan Fox.

Aaron Rai (+4100 Draftkings)

Two weeks is about all it takes to forget how good this dude’s approach play can be. He also cut his teeth playing in Europe, so the he should be able to navigate the forecasted wind just fine.

Top Canadian - Sudarshan Yellamaraju (+520 DraftKings)

The kid who taught himself how to golf by watching Youtube first popped onto people’s radars with stellar play at The Players, where he finished T5. He’s since cooled off a bit, but we like his number this week to be the Top Canadian.

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