RBC Canadian Open Golf Betting Tips - Today's Expert Picks for PGA Tour

The third-oldest PGA Tour event is the next stop on the PGA Tour calendar as the players go north of the border for the RBC Canadian Open. Scottie Scheffler picked up his third win in four events last week with a comfortable victory at the Memorial Tournament, but he is taking a break this week and so it's reigning Masters champion Rory McIlroy who leads the way with golf betting sites.

The action gets under way on Thursday, 5th June at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley, which is hosting the event for the first time, and we've put together a few bets for you ahead of the Canadian Open.

Best Canadian Open Golf Betting Tips 2025

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Canadian Open Golf Betting Tip - Robert MacIntyre to Win e/w (top six)

You have to go back to 2017 to find the last Canadian Open champion who successfully defended his trophy when Jhonattan Vegas won the tournament, but we could see it happen again on Sunday with Robert MacIntyre.

The Scot's victory at the Canadian Open last year marked his first PGA Tour win and he's largely been in excellent form since then, winning the Scottish Open and recording a further eight top-tens. MacIntyre finished sixth at the Charles Schwab Challenge two weeks ago and battled to T20 at the Memorial last week. He looks primed to compete again in a shallower field. 

Back Robert MacIntye to win e/w (top six) at 28/1 with 10bet

Canadian Open Golf Betting Tip - Mackenzie Hughes to Finish in Top 10

Mackenzie Hughes doesn't come into the Canadian Open in particularly inspiring form, missing the cut at both the PGA Championship and at the Charles Schwab, but his T39 in last week's Memorial was encouraging. We're also only a couple of months removed from three top-10 finishes in four PGA Tour events spanning March to May, so if Hughes can recapture that form then he looks a great price to add another top-10.

Hughes is also a native of Hamilton, Ontario, which is around 40 miles from TPC Toronto, and the Canadian finished seventh in this tournament last year when it was held in his hometown.

Back Mackenzie Hughes to finish in the top 10 at 9/2 with Coral

Canadian Open Golf Betting Tip - Karl Vilips to Finish in Top 20

Last year's Korn Ferry Tour Rookie of the Year and graduate Karl Vilips took to the PGA Tour like a duck to water, winning the Puerto Rico Open in only his fourth start. The Australian missed his next three cuts but has made good progress since, finishing T4 at the Zurich Classic and most recently T11 at the Charles Schwab Challenge.

Given that this field is far from the strongest we'll see on the PGA Tour this year, the Canadian Open is a great chance for Vilips to continue his impressive form.

Back Karl Vilips to finish in the top 20 at 5/1 with William Hill

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