Toronto set for final round of 2026 RBC Canadian Open
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2026 RBC Canadian Open Sunday tee times: Final-round pairings - GOLF.com
Final Round Preparations in Toronto
The 2026 RBC Canadian Open is set to conclude on Sunday with its final round at TPC Toronto. Tee times for the final day have been adjusted, with players starting from split tees in threesomes, a change implemented due to heavy overnight rains anticipated on Saturday evening.
Among the contenders, Wyndham Clark made a significant move on Saturday, starting his round six shots behind the leader. He finished with a third-round 63, placing him just two shots behind Jackson Suber’s lead. Clark, who secured a win last month and a T3 finish last week at the Memorial, is positioned for a strong finish after a challenging 2025 season and a mixed start to 2026.
Clark attributed his improved performance to a change in equipment. “I’ve actually played pretty solid golf most of the year, I just haven’t done it for consecutive rounds,” Clark stated after his Saturday round. He added, “And then the missing part has kind of been the putting. Since I switched to this Ping putter, it’s been amazing.”
Clark is scheduled to tee off in the final group at 12:45 p.m. ET, alongside Suber and Bud Cauley. Cauley is currently at 12 under, placing him between Clark and Suber. Three other golfers, including Tommy Fleetwood, are tied with Clark at 11 under; Fleetwood will play in the penultimate grouping.
Notable Players and Missed Cuts
The tournament saw a number of golfers vying for a strong showing, with some hoping to secure a spot in the upcoming U.S. Open. The cut for the RBC Canadian Open was set at 2 under, allowing the low 65 and ties to advance to the weekend rounds.
Among those who made the cut, Ben James, making his PGA Tour debut as a professional, leads at 10 under. A group of five golfers is at 9 under, while Brooks Koepka is part of a larger group at 8 under.
Several Canadian players also advanced, with 10 making the cut. Amateur Justin Matthews was among them, and Matthew Anderson delivered a notable performance, shooting 64-69 to nearly reach the top 10.
However, a number of well-known players did not make the cut and departed early from Toronto. These included Jhonattan Vegas, a two-time winner of the RBC Canadian Open, who finished 1 under after a challenging second round. Aaron Rai, the 2026 PGA Championship winner, also missed the cut at 1 under.
Eric Cole, who had a strong start with a Thursday 64, struggled on Friday with a 12-stroke difference, finishing at even par and missing the cut. Similarly, Davis Riley opened with a 66 but finished with a 74 on Friday, missing his third cut in four starts and eighth cut in 15 outings in 2026. Corey Conners, a Canadian favourite, also finished at even par, marking only his second missed cut of 2026.
Other notable players who did not advance included Justin Rose and John Parry, both finishing 2 over. Parry had made 13 consecutive cuts this season before missing the weekend at the Charles Schwab Challenge and now the RBC Canadian Open. Andrew Putnam, who secured a spot in the U.S. Open after a playoff, also missed the cut after a cross-country flight to the tournament.
Broadcast Information
The final round of the 2026 RBC Canadian Open will be broadcast from 1-3 p.m. ET on Golf Channel, followed by the CBS broadcast from 3-6 p.m. ET. Exclusive early streaming coverage will be available on PGA Tour Live on ESPN+, which began on Saturday at 7:45 a.m. ET, and includes featured group and featured hole coverage.
The complete Round 4 tee times and groupings for the RBC Canadian Open are available for those following the final day of competition.
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