Clark, Suber, and Cauley Battle for RBC Canadian Open Title in Final Round

The 2026 RBC Canadian Open is set for a dramatic conclusion at TPC Toronto, with the final 18 holes poised to crown a champion. Heading into Sunday, Jackson Suber holds the lead at 13 under par, following three consistent rounds of 66 or better. He is closely pursued by Bud Cauley, who sits just one stroke back at 12 under. Both Suber and Cauley are seeking their inaugural PGA Tour victory.

Joining the leading duo in the final grouping is Wyndham Clark, the 2023 U.S. Open champion. Clark, who recently secured a win at the Byron Nelson just weeks ago, is aiming for his second victory in his last three starts. His strong form positions him as a significant contender, currently available at +21025 (Pinnacle).

Jackson Suber, who has maintained the lead through 54 holes, is looking to convert his strong performance into a maiden PGA Tour title. His current price stands at +250000 (Bovada). Bud Cauley, a 36-year-old veteran, is also in pursuit of his first Tour win and is listed at +250000 (Bovada) as he enters the final round just one shot off the pace.

The stakes are high for all competitors, with a substantial prize purse awaiting the top finishers. The champion of the 2026 RBC Canadian Open will receive a check for $1.76 million. The runner-up will also secure a significant payout of $1.06 million, highlighting the financial rewards for a strong finish in this PGA Tour event.