A week after the first major of the year at Augusta, the PGA Tour makes its next stop at the RBC heritage Open at Harbour Town Golf Links in Hilton Head, S.C.
Four Canadians will be in the running at the tournament, including Taylor Pendrith and Sudarshan Yellamaraju, along with two Canadians who made the cut at the Masters in Corey Conners and Nick Taylor.
Conners, of Listowel, Ont., was not happy with his performance at the Masters despite making the cut, describing it as a frustrating week overall.
He struggled to a 3-over in his final round despite hitting an eagle on 14 - he hit two double bogeys and five bogeys in total in the round. Conners finished his Masters at 6-over.
Taylor, of Winnipeg, finished at 2-over for the tournament at the masters but also faltered on Sunday after a disastrous middle stretch in which he bogeyed three consecutive holes from 9-11 and six overall between holes 5 and 17.
The 24-year-old Yellamaraju of Mississauga, Ont., has had an impressive start to his first season on the PGA Tour and will look to keep the positive results coming at the RBC heritage Open.
Yellamaraju has made the cut in eight of his nine starts this year, and has finished top-25 five times. Yellamaraju’s best start of the year came at The Players Championship in March, when he finished tied for fifth at 9-under.
Pendrith, 34, will have a chance to kickstart his season after a string of poor results over the past two months. Pendrith started his 2026 season with a top-10 finish at the Sony Open in Hawaii, but has failed to make the cut in four of his past eight starts and his best finish in that span was tied for 34th at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.
Pendrith will be the first Canadian to tee off, at 8:30a.m. ET / 5:30a.m. PT, followed by Taylor half an hour later, then Conners and Yellamaraju in the afternoon.
After earning his second consecutive green jacket as winner at the Masters on Sunday, Rory McIlroy will not be in the field at the RBC Heritage Open. Some big names that will be in action include Scottie Scheffler, Collin Morikawa and defending RBC Heritage Open champion Justin Thomas.
How to watch the RBC Heritage Open on TSN, TSN+
Coverage of the 2026 RBC Heritage Open begins on Thursday, streaming on TSN.ca and the TSN App with a subscription to TSN+ beginning at 7a.m. ET / 4a.m. PT.
Main feed coverage will begin at 7a.m., with additional streams available at 7:45a.m. ET / 4:45a.m. PT (Featured Groups) and 8a.m. ET / 5a.m. PT (Marquee Group).
Coverage of the second round on Friday will follow the same schedule and streaming locations as the first round. Click here for more information on how to subscribe to TSN+ to catch all of the action.
Coverage of the third round on Saturday will follow the same plan in the early portion of the round, until 3p.m. ET / Noon PT, when there is additional Linear coverage available on TSN3.
For coverage of the final round, tune in with a subscription to TSN+ at 7a.m. ET / 4a.m. PT for main feed coverage. Additional coverage will be available at 7:45a.m. ET / 4:45a.m. PT (Featured Groups) and 8a.m. ET / 5a.m. PT (Marquee Group).
Linear coverage will also be available on Sunday beginning at 3p.m. ET / Noon PT on TSN3/4, TSN.ca and the TSN App.
