RBC Canadian Open Live

This week on the PGA Tour we return to the RBC Canadian Open, a tournament that will be held at the Shaughnessy Golf and Country Club in Vancouver, British Columbia in Canada, and it happens July 21^st through the 24^th. The purse for this tournament is $5,200,000 and it also offers up 500 FedEx Cup points. The tournament was won last year by Carl Pettersson who took home a check for $918,000 and he will be back to defend that title this year. Coming up next on the Tour, the Greenbrier Classic held in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, July 28^th to the 31^st.

Blake Adams will be playing in this tournament along with Martin Piller, Woody Austin, Stuart Appleby and Rich Beem. Briny Baird will be attending along with Aron Price, Dicky Pride and Brett Quigley. Others include Stephen Ames, Jim Herman, Alex Prugh, Lee Janzen, Brian Hutton and Tom Hoge along with Bill Horschel. This tournament is available in high quality video right from your computer or mobile device, no matter where in the world you live. You'll be watching in high quality from anywhere in the world.

Posted: 22nd July 2010

The PGA Tour will hold the RBC Canadian Open Live this week, from July 22^nd through the 25^th, and this tournament is an official PGA Tour event. It will be played at the Saint George's Golf and Country Club and will feature a purse of $5,100,000. This tournament will be followed on the PGA Tour by the Greenbrier Classic, from July 29^th through August 1^st. Get your membership now at the banners on this page for access to our member's area and high quality video coverage of this and other golf tournaments for an entire year.

The RBC Canadian Open was won last year by Nathan Green who will be defending his title once again this year. He took home $918,000 and 500 FedEx Cup points. That was accomplished with 2 Par plays in a Reief Goosen-Nathan Green playoff at Glen Abbey and was Green's very first PGA Tour win. It also gave him some points to get a spot in the playoffs for the FedEx Cup and the President's Cup team. This year's tournament should be extremely exciting as well, and the field that makes up the RBC Canadian Open is glittering with stars.

Here is who is sitting on the top of the rankings for the FedEx Cup right now. Ernie Els takes the top spot once again, with 1,751 points and Steve Stricker comes in second with 1,561. Justin Rose is third and then Phil Mickelson takes fourth place with 1,521 points. Our fifth place slot in the Fed Ex Cup top five rankings is reserved for Jim Furyk, who comes in with 1,479 points. Get your membership now and you can watch this tournament live right from your computer. Click on the banners on this page to get started now for high quality video access.

Posted: 22th Jul 2009

The RBC Canadian Open will be hosted at the Glen Abbey Golf Club for the first time since 1994, in Oakville, Ontario Monday, July 20^th through the 26^th. Last year the final day of the tournament was July 27^th 2008, and the total prize purse equaled $5,000,000 and awarded a total of 25,000 FedEx Cup points. This is a Par 71 course and this year the winner will walk away with 500 FedEx Cup points and a grand prize of just 100K short of a million dollars.

Last year, the winners were certainly happy with what they walked away with, the RBC Canadian Open being one of the biggest money events on the PGA Tour. The winner last year was PGA Tour rookie Chez Reavie who walked away with $900,000. The runner up to Reavie was Billy Mayfair who had a score of 270 and was awarded 2700 points and $540,000. Steve Marino and Sean O'Hair tied for third place with around $300,000 each while Scott McCarron and Nicholas Thompson tied for fifth place. The tournament schedule this year includes practice rounds on Monday and Tuesday, with a Championship Pro-Am on Wednesday with the first round of the tournament beginning on Thursday at 7:15 A.M. Local time.

Chez Reavie was certainly an unexpected win last year, his first time in this tournament and earning his very first PGA Tour title. He finished with a one under seventy as the sun shone down on the beautiful fairways, beating Billy Mayfair by three strokes. The victory last year earned him a spot in the World Golf Championship Bridgestone Invitational, and the PGA Championship two weeks later, as well as a place in this year's Master's tournament. Get your membership at any of the banners on this page to watch this tournament, and you'll have access to our large network of high quality video feeds and streams that bring you the RBC Canadian Open Live. Don't miss this tournament, played in Ontario, Canada from Monday July 20^th to the 26^th.