June 13, 2026, 6:02 a.m. ET
It’s Moving Day north of the border. The third round of the 2026 RBC Canadian Open is Saturday, June 13, and the race is on.
For all the third-round live updates, highlights, leaderboard changes and breaking news, keep it right here all day for Golfweek’s coverage.
See all the tee times and groupings and follow along on the leaderboard throughout Saturday’s third round.
Where to watch the 2026 RBC Canadian Open
CBS, Golf Channel, ESPN+ and Paramount+ are teaming up for the live coverage of Saturday’s action at TPC Toronto.
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Ben James, making his first start as a pro on the PGA Tour (and ninth overall), posted a 7-under 63 to get to 10 under and claim the solo lead through two rounds.
“I wasn’t really thinking about really results at all this week,” he said. “Just worried about getting comfortable, making new friends and having fun, and just seeing where everything kind of falls.”
So far, things are falling his way. He has more eagles (2) than he has bogeys (1) through 36 holes and now he’s in the final group on Saturday. Let’s see how he handles it.
What’s the Saturday forecast at the RBC?
According to accuweather, the high on Saturday will be 84 and there’s virtually no chance (3 percent) of rain, so it should be an outstanding summer day in Canada.
The RBC Canadian Open is the second-oldest non-major
The Canadian Open was first played in 1904, making it the second-oldest non-major on the schedule, behind only the BMW Championship, which started in 1899. The top 10 oldest tournaments on the PGA Tour’s schedule:
The Open Championship (1860)U.S. Open (1895)BMW Championship (1899)RBC Canadian Open (1904)PGA Championship (1916)Valero Texas Open (1922)The Genesis Invitational (1926)WM Phoenix Open (1932)Masters Tournament (1934)AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am (1937)
The total prize fund this week is $9.8 million with the winner earning $1.764 million.
Inside the numbers at the 2026 RBC Canadian Open
Eighth. TPC Toronto is the eighth different golf course to host the Canadian Open since 1977. It’s the second year of a three-year deal to host.