Toronto, Canada
The RBC Canadian Open will be held at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley in Caledon, Ontario, from June 10–14, bringing Canada’s national open championship back to one of the country’s most closely watched golf venues. This year’s tournament will be staged on the North Course, which also hosted the event in 2025.
First contested in 1904, the RBC Canadian Open remains one of professional golf’s longest-running events. Caledon connects the tournament to both the Greater Toronto Area and the broader Canadian golf landscape, with Osprey Valley located among rolling terrain northwest of Toronto.
For 2026, the event carries added weight through its place in The Open Qualifying Series. Three spots in the 154th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale will be available to the leading players who are not already exempt and make the cut. The tournament is also part of the PGA Tour schedule, with championship play running Thursday through Sunday.
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The early player list includes Rory McIlroy, a past Canadian Open champion and one of golf’s most recognizable names. Max Homa, Shane Lowry, Justin Rose, Tom Kim, and Cameron Young are currently listed as well, adding to a field that also features several prominent Canadian players, including Corey Conners, Adam Hadwin, Mackenzie Hughes, Taylor Pendrith, Nick Taylor, and Adam Svensson.
TPC Toronto’s North Course, designed by Doug Carrick and renovated under Ian Andrew in 2023, was updated with large-scale championship competition in mind. Its parkland layout, closing stretch, and fan-focused features give the tournament a distinct identity, including the Rink Hole, which has become one of the event’s most recognizable spectator experiences.
For attendees, grounds tickets offer access across the tournament week, while hospitality options include spaces such as the Turkish Airlines Lounge, which overlooks the 18th hole and includes premium food and beverage, reserved facilities, broadcast viewing, and access to a shared viewing deck. Youth ages 12 and under also receive free grounds access when accompanied by a ticketed adult, while the tournament supports First Tee – Canada as its official charitable beneficiary.
With championship golf, a Toronto-area venue, and direct qualifying stakes for The Open, the 2026 RBC Canadian Open offers one of Canada’s leading sporting events of the summer. Tickets and hospitality packages are available through the RBC Canadian Open website.
