US EditionWhy This Year’s RBC Canadian Open ‘Rink Hole’ Promises Excitement
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Why This Year’s RBC Canadian Open ‘Rink Hole’ Promises Excitement
The RBC Canadian Open's "Rink Hole," first introduced in 2017, has evolved into a fan-favorite spectacle that keeps getting better. This year, it moves to the North Course at TPC Toronto, measuring just 144 yards downhill, set to offer players a scoring opportunity with accessible pin positions. Previous iterations garnered significant fan engagement, notably during the 2019 and 2022 tournaments, but struggled with difficulty at longer yardages.…
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