This week the PGA Tour heads north of the border for the 2026 RBC Canadian Open at TPC Toronto, and two European Ryder Cup stars lead the betting favorites. Here is everything you need to know about the RBC Canadian Open odds and other betting favorites to start the week.
RBC Canadian Open betting favorites
Next week, the best players in the world will head to the third major of the year, the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills. But first, some of the top PGA Tour pros will battle it out in Canada’s national championship.
European Ryder Cupper Matt Fitzpatrick is one of the betting favorites at the RBC Canadian Open, coming into the week with +1200 odds-to-win. After years of struggles on the course, Fitzpatrick has reclaimed his elite game this season, reeling off three PGA Tour wins already to push his career total to five. He’s risen to No. 4 in the Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) in the process.
Fitzpatrick isn’t alone on top of the odds list. He’s joined by a fellow European Ryder Cupper who is also ranked in the top 10 of the OWGR: Tommy Fleetwood. His odds to win are also +1200.
Trailing them in oddsmakers’ eyes are two U.S. Ryder Cup players, Sam Burns (+1400) and Collin Morikawa (+2200). Filling out the top 5 in pre-tournament betting odds are Robert MacIntyre (+2500) and Wyndham Clark (+2500).
You can see the top 25 and ties in the RBC Canadian Open betting odds as of Monday morning below, or download the Fanatics Sportsbook app to see the full list of odds and bets for this week.
2026 RBC Canadian Open odds (top 25 and ties)
- Matt Fitzpatrick (+1200)
- Tommy Fleetwood (+1200)
- Sam Burns (+1400)
- Collin Morikawa (+2200)
- Robert MacIntyre (+2500)
- Wyndham Clark (+2500)
- Brooks Koepka (+2800)
- Justin Rose (+2800)
- Nicolai Hojgaard (+2800)
- Shane Lowry (+3250)
- Viktor Hovland (+3250)
- Alex Noren (+3500)
- Kristoffer Reitan (+3500)
- Michael Thorbjornsen (+3500)
- Aaron Rai (+4000)
- Alex Fitzpatrick (+4000)
- Harry Hall (+4000)
- Jacob Bridgeman (+4000)
- Keith Mitchell (+4000)
- Eric Cole (+5000)
- Michael Brennan (+5000)
- Nick Taylor (+5000)
- Ryan Fox (+5000)
- Sahith Theegala (+5500)
- Taylor Pendrith (+5500)
The RBC Canadian Open, Canada's national championship, traditionally draws a strong field. This year's event at TPC Toronto is expected to be no different, with a challenging course layout that demands precision and strategic play. The presence of Fitzpatrick and Fleetwood at the top of the odds list underscores their current form and ambitions for the season. As key figures in the European Ryder Cup team, their success on the PGA Tour further solidifies their standing in the global golf landscape.
Fitzpatrick's performance this season, marked by three victories, indicates a strong return to form after an adaptation period. His consistent high-level play makes him a formidable contender in any tournament. Fleetwood, meanwhile, has also been showcasing confident play, and his position among the favorites is unsurprising. Both players will be eager to defend their status and contend for the prestigious title.
The competition between these European stars and American talents like Sam Burns and Collin Morikawa is always compelling. Their presence in the top 5 highlights the high level of competition expected at the tournament. Wyndham Clark and Robert MacIntyre, rounding out the top five, are also strong players capable of causing an upset. Overall, the field promises an exciting spectacle and a closely contested battle for victory in one of the PGA Tour's most significant events outside of the majors.
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