The RBC Canadian Open delivered a Hollywood-worthy script this week at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley, complete with a dramatic playoff finale between Ryan Fox and Sam Burns.

In a tournament that served as the perfect appetizer before next week’s U.S. Open at Oakmont, Fox emerged victorious to claim his fourth PGA Tour title in a heart-stopping sudden-death playoff.

If you missed any of the action from The 2025 RBC Canadian Open, then check out our full recap below. Additionally, you can see how some of our golf betting fared along the way.

Golf Tournament Results

The following PGA golf tournament results are for the 2025 RBC Canadian Open:

Golf Results	Golfer	Score
Round 1 Leader	Cristobal del Solar	61 (-9)
Round 2 Leader	Cameron Champ	62-66 (-12)
Round 3 Co-Leaders	Matteo Manassero & Ryan Fox	64, 196 (-14)
Final Round	Ryan Fox	68 (-12, 260 total)
Tournament Winner	Ryan Fox	Won in playoff

Early Rounds

This year’s Canadian Open had more drama than an NHL playoff game, starting with Cristobal del Solar’s opening-round 61 that set the course record at the newly redesigned TPC Toronto. The Chilean’s performance was so hot it could have melted the nearby Niagara Falls.

Cameron Champ took control on Friday with his jaw-dropping power and silky putting, reaching 12-under through 36 holes. But the weekend turned into a transcontinental duel between Italy’s Matteo Manassero and New Zealand’s Ryan Fox, who matched each other shot-for-shot with third-round 64s to share the 54-hole lead at 14-under.

Final Round Fireworks

Sunday delivered all the tension we expected from a pre-major championship event. Fox and Burns separated themselves from the pack, with Burns posting a stellar 65 to set the clubhouse lead at 12-under 260. Fox, playing in the final group, needed to birdie the par-5 18th to force a playoff – and the big Kiwi delivered with a clutch two-putt from 40 feet.

Playoff Drama

The sudden-death playoff started on the 18th hole, where both players made pars. Moving to the drivable par-4 16th, Fox showed why he’s one of the game’s most underrated players.

After Burns found the greenside bunker, Fox unleashed a towering 3-wood that settled 25 feet from the pin. His eagle putt came up just short, but the resulting tap-in birdie proved enough when Burns couldn’t get up-and-down from the sand.

For those who backed Fox at +2500 this week, enjoy spending those Canadian dollars! Our top handicappers may not have been on Fox last week, but he’s fully on the radar now. The playoff victory delivered a perfect 2-for-2 success rate for Fox in PGA TOUR playoffs – a stat worth remembering for future events.

Notable Performances

• Sam Burns (2nd): Continued his strong season with another close call
• Matteo Manassero (T3): His best finish in North America since 2013
• Cameron Champ (T5): Showed his game is rounding into form for Oakmont
• Cristobal del Solar (T8): Proved his opening 61 was no fluke

Looking Ahead to Oakmont

Several players used this week as the perfect U.S. Open tune-up. Fox’s victory makes him one of the favorites at Oakmont, where his power and improved wedge game could prove decisive. Burns’ consistency (his 10th top-10 of the season) suggests he’s ready to contend in a major, while Manassero’s ball-striking display bodes well for the precision test awaiting at Oakmont.

As we turn our attention to the U.S. Open, check out our Golf Picks This Week for expert analysis on who might conquer Oakmont’s brutal challenge. If this week’s Canadian Open was any indication, we’re in for a summer of golf that will be anything but boring.