Ryan Fox won the RBC Canadian Open on Sunday thanks to what he described as "the best shot I ever hit." But just minutes earlier, it wouldn't have been such a spectacular result. The 38-year-old New Zealander wrapped up his second PGA Tour title on the fourth extra hole of a playoff against Sam Burns after hitting a towering 3-wood from 258 yards

The PGA Tour continues its trek through the Great White North with 18 holes remaining in the final event before the third major championship of the season. The 2025 RBC Canadian Open is taking center stage with the nation's championship being contested at its 38th different host venue in tournament history as the North Course at TPC Toronto.

The excitement of a national open always draws eyes, and especially with an exhilarating finish like the 2025 RBC Canadian Open had.

The winner of the PGA Tour’s RBC Canadian Open will receive $1,764,000 from the $9.8 million purse. Here’s how the full payout will break down. The individual earnings will be updated after the event concludes.

Fox outlasted Sam Burns in a long playoff at TPC Toronto on Sunday afternoon to claim victory at the RBC Canadian Open. The win marked the second of Fox’s career, both of which have come this year, and it officially gave him one of the final spots in the field at next week’s major championship.

By week's end the PGA Tour had itself its fifth repeat winner this season with Ryan Fox topping Sam Burns on the fourth hole of a sudden-death playoff. Fox won the Myrtle Beach Classic just a month ago. Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, Sepp Straka and Ben Griffin are the other multiple-time winners this year.

Burns went low Sunday at the RBC Canadian Open seemingly out of nowhere and is in a great spot to take home another PGA Tour trophy.

There are 23 players within four shots of co-leaders Matteo Manassero and Ryan Fox entering Sunday's final round at TPC Toronto