How to bet the RBC Canadian Open: Can Rai's elite ...
Key takeaways
- Last year, Ryan Fox won the tournament at -18, and at this tournament you need a player that has distance and solid iron play, gives himself birdie looks and makes those shots when chances are given.
- Last year showed that there are multiple ways to contend, but almost every path started with creating an advantage off the tee.
- Odds by DraftKings Sportsbook (with ties) and subject to change.
Why this matters: a sports story that could shift standings, legacies, or fan conversations.
Despite not playing in Toronto last year, Aaron Rai's elite iron play should put him in the Top 20 category. Brian Spurlock/Icon Sportswire Pamela Maldonado Jun 10, 2026, 06:39 AM ETClose Pamela Maldonado is a sports betting analyst for ESPN.Follow on XMultiple Authors Email Print Open Extended Reactions TPC Toronto (North) is about creating birdie opportunities, and that's the separator this week at the RBC Canadian Open.
Last year, Ryan Fox won the tournament at -18, and at this tournament you need a player that has distance and solid iron play, gives himself birdie looks and makes those shots when chances are given. The course has four reachable par 5s and numerous approaches from 175-plus.
Last year showed that there are multiple ways to contend, but almost every path started with creating an advantage off the tee. With that in mind, here are the players I like to contend this week.