Ryan Fox Wins Second PGA Canadian Open Title in Playoff

Ryan Fox of New Zealand secured his second PGA Tour victory in five weeks by winning the RBC Canadian Open in a dramatic playoff against American Sam Burns at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley. Fox birdied the fourth playoff hole with a remarkable 3-wood shot to about eight feet, followed by a two-putt to clinch the title after Burns missed his birdie putt. Both golfers finished regulation play at 18-under par 262, with Burns firing the second-lowest round of his career, a 62, while Fox shot a 66. Shane Lowry, who had a strong start with an eagle and multiple birdies, faded late to finish tied for 13th. Fox's victory, his second in four PGA Tour starts this season, propelled him into the top 60 in the Official World Golf Ranking and secured his spot in the upcoming U.S. Open. The win continued Fox's rise, having transitioned from other sports to golf later in his youth and now becoming a prominent competitor on the Tour.