RBC Canadian Open 2026 Odds, Preview & Picks
Written by: Justin Carlucci
Published: Wed Jun 10, 2026, 11:08 am ET
Read Time: 9 minutes
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Last week's tournament gave some of the world's best golfers fits at Muirfield Village, but there's no time to catch your breath in the golf betting world. We're back for more, and it's time to find the best PGA picks this week for the RBC Canadian Open 2026!
This week, we head north of the border for the RBC Canadian Open at TPC Toronto, and the vibe is completely different. Some guys are using this as a tune-up before the U.S. Open next week. Others are taking the week off entirely. But make no mistake — the field here is pretty strong all things considered, especially compared to what this event used to draw in years past.
There isn't a ton of course history here, which should really make things fun. What we do know comes from 2025, when Ryan Fox won at 18-under par, defeating Sam Burns in a playoff. That tells you everything you need to know about the scoring environment this week. This is a birdie fest, and even if the weather throws a wrench into the weekend, I'm still going to attack it that way. Let's jump into the RBC Canadian odds this week!
2026 RBC Canadian Open Odds
Notable PGA odds via Lucky Rebel:
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Matt Fitzpatrick +1200
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Sam Burns +1400
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Tommy Fleetwood +1400
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Collin Morikawa +2200
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Wyndham Clark +2200
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Brooks Koepka +2500
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Justin Rose +2800
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Robert MacIntyre +2800
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Kristoffer Reitan +3000
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Nicolai Hojgaard +3000
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Shane Lowry +3000
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Viktor Hovland +3000
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Alex Noren +3500
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Michael Brennan +3500
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Michael Thorbjornsen +3500
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Aaron Rai +4000
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Alex Fitzpatrick +4000
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Eric Cole +4000
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Harry Hall +4000
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Keith Mitchell +4000
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Nick Taylor +4000
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Jacob Bridgeman +4500
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Davis Thompson +5500
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Ryan Fox +5500
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Sahith Theegala +5500
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Taylor Pendrith +5500
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Bud Cauley +6000
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Corey Conners +6000
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Johnny Keefer +6000
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Mac Meissner +6000
2026 RBC Canadian Picks & Best Bets
If you're here for the quick golf picks, here's who I'm rocking with this week:
Want to find out why? Keep on scrollin'.
Who Will Win the RBC Canadian Open 2026?
Before we get into my actual picks, I want to address the top of the board, specifically Sam Burns and Tommy Fleetwood.
Gun-to-head, if odds didn't matter, I'm picking one of those two dudes to win this week. Burns actually ranks first in my model this week, and Fleetwood makes a heck of a lot of sense on a course that's going to reward accuracy, iron play, and birdie-making ability. I'm likely using one of them for my one-and-done pool pick this week.
That said, I generally don't love betting guys inside of 20-1 on outright plays, and both Burns and Fleetwood are sitting at well inside that number for good reason. If you're a "best player wins" bettor, those are your guys. I'm hunting further down the board this week to get more bang for my buck. I feel like the field opens up considerably on courses players are expected to score on.
Kristoffer Reitan: To Win (+3000) Lucky Rebel
Reitan is really coming into his own this season, and I have him ranked third in my model this week.
He won the Truist Championship a couple of weeks ago. Then, he had a down week at the PGA Championship, which honestly isn't surprising at all after an emotional high following a career-changing win. The key detail there is that he still made the cut at one of the toughest courses on the schedule, which tells you something about where his game is right now.
According to Data Golf, Reitan gained 2.29 approach strokes on the field while grading out slightly above the field average in putting, around the green, and off the tee at the PGA Championship. In fact, he's gained strokes off the tee compared to the field in 13 of his last 14 appearances.
My one knock on Reitan is that his par-4 birdie or better percentage hasn't been fantastic throughout the full season. But his current form is so good, and his iron game was so dialed in last week that I can't leave him off the card. He's ranked third in my model and sitting at 30-1 — that gap between model ranking and market price is exactly what I'm hunting for every week.
Michael Brennan: To Win (+3500) Lucky Rebel
Brennan is still a bit under the radar for casual golf fans, but he's been quietly putting together a really interesting season.
He's gained strokes off the tee in 12 of 13 tournaments that I can find data for him this season. That's awesome consistency for a player still figuring out the TOUR. His approach play can be spotty, but he's shown the ability to spike in that department. He picked up well over a stroke putting compared to the field and walked away with a T-6 finish at the Charles Schwab Challenge a few weeks ago. The results on his card don't jump off the page yet, but this is a player who's starting to put it together.
For a course that's going to be all about par-4 scoring, Brennan checks a real box. He ranks 45th on tour in par-4 birdie or better percentage per PGA.com out of 161 players listed. That puts him comfortably in the top third of the field in one of the most important categories this week.
I'll be the first to admit that betting golf outrights is extremely hard, and it's easy to fall into the trap of dismissing a player just because you haven't seen them win before. I wouldn't be shocked at all if Brennan won this week. He's long and accurate off the tee, the course sets up well for his strengths, and 35-1 is a price that makes the math work on a quarter-unit splash.
Alex Fitzpatrick: To Win (+4000) Lucky Rebel
Alex Fitzpatrick has lived up to the hype since earning his PGA TOUR card after teaming up with his brother Matt at the Zurich Classic in April, and he ranks tenth in my model this week. However, his odds are much better than those of his peers in my model.
Since joining the TOUR after the Zurich win, his results have been unbelievably impressive: a T-9 at the Cadillac Championship, a fourth-place finish at the Truist, a T-6 at the Memorial last week. In fact, in three of those tournaments, he's picked up major strokes on approach against the field. His iron play is absolutely dialed in right now. He's also gained strokes off the tee in every single tournament he's played, which is a level of consistency that matters a lot on a course that should reward that.
Honestly, I think his number should be closer to 20-1 or 25-1 in this field. The oddsmakers haven't fully caught up to what he's been doing week over week. His putting leaves a little to be desired, but if his irons keep him close to the hole all week, that takes some of the pressure off the flat stick. Simply, Fitzpatrick is a baller. He even outplayed his brother Matt last week.
Eric Cole: To Win (+4000) Lucky Rebel
Eric Cole has had a roller coaster career trajectory, but right now? Everything is clicking, and I mean almost everything.
Cole is known for thriving on birdie-fest, low-scoring courses, so that box is checked immediately here. His driving accuracy is what makes me pump the brakes a bit, but not hard enough to stop at the yellow light. That said, he's been above the field average in strokes gained off the tee in three of his last five tournaments, which is progress. And everything else in his game right now is on fire.
He's gained strokes on approach compared to the field in each of his last six tournaments. Additionally, Cole has gained strokes around the green in every tournament he's played since THE PLAYERS Championship in March. He's been above the field average in putting in every tournament except one during that same stretch. And the results reflect it — four top-10 finishes in his last five starts: eighth at the Memorial, second at the Charles Schwab, T-6 at Myrtle Beach, and a T-6 at the Zurich Classic.
Cole ranks 22nd in my model this week, but given the form he's been in, I'd argue it undersells him a bit. This is a gettable field, this is a scoring-friendly course, and this is a player who showed last week he can compete at the highest level. At 40-1, these are great odds on a very talented golfer who makes a ton of sense this week.
Mac Meissner: To Win (+6000) Lucky Rebel
Meissner is the longest shot on my card this week, but at 60-1, the price is worth a small piece.
The knock on him is driving accuracy — same issue as Cole — but his irons are locked in right now. He's gained approach strokes on the field in each of his last five tournaments, including a stroke or better gained in two of those appearances. He's also been putting well recently, which isn't a surprise — he's a pretty good putter — and he's posted three top-10 finishes in his last five starts.
Meissner ranks 19th in my model this week. In a field without any true dominant favorites outside the top of the board, and on a course that's going to reward birdie-making, 60-1 is a number I'm willing to throw pizza money on.
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Carlucci spent nearly a decade as a reporter, editor, and on-air talent in the Poconos. His transition into the fantasy sports and sports betting industries began in 2016 with roles at Daily Fantasy Insider and Daily Roto Sharks, which led to positions at Better Collective (RotoGrinders). During this period, his work gained national recognition through regular contributions to the New York Post and featured appearances on SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio. Carlucci has also contributed to Fantasy Alarm and most recently served as Managing Editor at Third Planet Media (Props.com), where he led content strategy, editorial direction, and served as the forward-facing voice of the brand through live streams and podcasts. You can also find his work at Matthew Berry's Fantasy Life and Hard Rock Digital. He's for some reason a die-hard Titans and 76ers fan and has developed trust issues from "trusting the process." Follow him on X @ThejCarlucci!
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