TSN Golf analysts Graham DeLaet and Bob Weeks join Kara Wagland to discuss the mix of familiar names and unusual names sitting atop the leaderboard at the RBC Canadian Open after the second round, why Canadians Matthew Anderson and Taylor Pendrith have put themselves in a good position, and share which golfer in the mix stands out heading into the weekend.
Brooks Koepka shot a 2-under 68 in the second round of the RBC Canadian Open, putting him among the leaders going into Saturday. Matthew Anderson is the low Canadian heading into the weekend at 7-under, while Taylor Pendrith also had a strong day, going 3-under, equaling Anderson with a 7-under in the tournament.
TSN Golf analyst Bob Weeks joins Kara Wagland to explain how none of the leaders really "ran away with it" on Friday, creating a jammed leaderboard heading into the weekend. Weeks also shares which Canadian is positioned to make a splash on Saturday and the roller coaster round Brooks Koepka had.
Canadian Ben Silverman chats with TSN's Bob Weeks after his second round at the RBC Canadian Open.
After a solid finish on day two of the RBC Canadian Open, Canadian Adam Hadwin breaks down his shaky start and explains how something clicked for him at the turn that allowed him to settle in and finish the day shooting a two-under 68.
After shooting 1-over on day two of the RBC Canadian Open, Canadian Nick Taylor explains how he managed playing through heavy wind and how he had to keep his concentration when good shots were compromised by the conditions.
Kara Wagland is joined by TSN Golf analysts Bob Weeks and Graham DeLaet to discuss Canadian Matthew Anderson's impressive opening round at the RBC Canadian Open, how Brooks Koepka's putter looked on Thursday, and Sam Burns' strong opening round at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley.
Canadian Matthew Anderson shot a 6-under 64 and holds a share of the lead with six others after the opening round of the RBC Canadian Open. Adam Svensson sits one stroke back of the clubhouse lead, while Taylor Pendrith is two shots back and Nick Taylor is three back heading into Friday.
Canadian Matthew Anderson spoke to TSN's Bob Weeks after shooting a 6-under 64 in the first round of the RBC Canadian Open for an early share of the clubhouse lead.
Adam Hadwin joins TSN's Bob Weeks to breakdown his 1-under 69 in the first round of the Canadian Open, and what he wants to improve on for Friday.
Nick Taylor tells TSN's Bob Weeks what he liked about his first round of the Canadian Open where he shot a 3-under 67.
Richmond Hill, Ontario native Taylor Pendrith spoke to TSN's Bob Weeks after shooting a 4-under 66 in the opening round of the RBC Canadian Open.
TSN's Bob Weeks talked to Canada's Sudarshan Yellamaraju after he shot an opening round 1-under 69 at the RBC Canadian Open.
Canada's Adam Svensson chats with TSN's Bob Weeks about his opening round 5-under that has him near the top of the leaderboardat the RBC Canadian Open, the key to scoring well at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley, and his incident at U.S. Open qualifying that prevented him from being the first alternate.
Six of the top 17 players in the world are in southern Ontario for the RBC Canadian Open. So how does TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley favor those elite players, and is there someone lurking who could surprise? TSN's Bob Weeks and Graham DeLaet share their thoughts.
Ryan Fox joins Golf Talk Canada to chat about how his game is trending as he looks to successfully defend his title at the RBC Canadian Open.
2023 RBC Canadian Open champion Nick Taylor joins Golf Talk Canada to discuss his preparation this week at TPC Toronto At Osprey Valley.
Canadian Ashton McCulloch joins Golf Talk Canada to discuss his first start as a professional this week.
Sudarshan Yellamaraju is happy to be back at the RBC Canadian Open and feels more prepared to deal with the pressure of his hometown tournament. Yellamaraju discusses his goals for the week and his confidence level in his game as he gets set to take on TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley.
Canada's Corey Conners speaks about what it means to him to play a PGA Tour event on home soil at the RBC Canadian Open, and analyzes his up-and-down year so far. Conners says he's been overthinking things, but believes his game is in a good spot and plans to use the home crowd this week to get back on track.
Canadian Ben Silverman says since he decided to play professional golf, he has always looked forward to play in the RBC Canadian Open. The Thornhill, Ontario native also says his game feels good as he not only plays this week, but in next week's U.S. Open.
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