US EditionNick Taylor wins Rivermead Cup as low Canadian at RBC Canadian Open
- Nick Taylor from Abbotsford, B.C. Received the Rivermead Cup as the top Canadian scorer at the RBC Canadian Open, which took place on June 8, 2025, at the Toronto-area golf course known as Osprey Valley.
- Taylor's performance builds on his 2023 tournament win that ended a 69-year drought for Canadians winning their own national open.
- The tournament concluded with a playoff at 18-under where Ryan Fox from New Zealand defeated American Sam Burns in four holes.
- Taylor finished tied for 13th with a total of 13-under par after a 3-under 67 on Sunday, acknowledging some disappointment with how the round ended but expressing satisfaction with his overall effort.
- Taylor's Rivermead Cup win highlights his consistent status as low Canadian on the PGA Tour, while other Canadians prepare for next week's U.S. Open.
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Taylor finishes as Top Canadian at Canadian Open
Winnipeg's Nick Taylor finished as the top Canadian at the 2025 RBC Canadian Open.The PGA Tour event took place this weekend at TPC Toronto, with New Zealand's Ryan Fox winning in a playoff against American Sam Burns.The two finished the tournament at 18-under-par, with Taylor coming in five shots behind. This was good enough to finish tied for 13th.This performance came two years after Taylor won the 2023 RBC Canadian Open, the first Canadian t…
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Nick Taylor wins Rivermead Cup as low Canadian at RBC Canadian Open
CALEDON — Nick Taylor was once again the low Canadian at the RBC Canadian Open, just not the way he would have liked. Taylor, from Abbotsford, B.C.
Nick Taylor wins Rivermead Cup as low Canadian at Canadian Open
Nick Taylor was once again the low Canadian at the RBC Canadian Open, just not the way he would have liked. Taylor, from Abbotsford, B.C., earned the Rivermead Cup, the trophy for the lowest scoring Canadian at the national men’s golf championship, for the first time. Of course, he’s been the low Canadian at the PGA Tour event before, when he won the tournament in 2023 to end a 69-year drought for Canadians at their own open. “I’ll take some pri…
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