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RBC Canadian Open

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Oct 25, 2026

Alex RiddellGUEST
28:20
So, yeah.
Alex RiddellGUEST
28:21
So then I, I, uh, the guy who I caddy for now, Paul Barjohn, um, he got into the Canadian open and I carried the previous two, I think Canadian opens.
Alex RiddellGUEST
28:32
And so I just went up to him.
Alex RiddellGUEST
28:35
He won in Victoria.

9 MINS LATER

Alex RiddellGUEST
37:27
My favorite course is Shadok, big Hamilton guy.
Alex RiddellGUEST
37:32
And I actually had the honor this year.
Alex RiddellGUEST
37:36
of taking paul barjean and lee hodges to pga tour professionals to play there right before the canadian open so i uh lee is a good friend he's he just kept this card he's been playing really good actually and so he wanted to come down early paul came down And we went, I set up this little tournament.
Alex RiddellGUEST
37:59
We called it the hammer cup for Hamilton.
Nathan RarickHOST
19:37
I went up to Liberty National, I guess now, three or four years ago now, when they had the Northern Trust, and again, Oak Hill here a couple years ago.
Nathan RarickHOST
19:44
It's always great, and even, I know it's not really Northeast, but the TPC in Toronto, where it's the RBC Canadian Open this year.
Nathan RarickHOST
19:52
I've gone to some of those events, and I think there's so many cool golf courses in the Northeast that they can get to, and I loved Philadelphia Cricket Club last year.
Nathan RarickHOST
19:59
I hope they find a PGA Tour event or something to play there, and I think there's so many golf courses that can be showcased in this area that is a different type of golf than they play normally.
Dom CintorinoHOST
8:20
I feel like 28 to one, when you look at the names that surround him, even Ben James being more than half of his odds, like he's, I will take the ball striker that we know Corey Connors is.
Dom CintorinoHOST
8:34
Only missed two cuts this year, last one being at the Canadian Open.
Dom CintorinoHOST
8:38
And I know there's been a lot of long shots that have won this event, but also it's only a matter of time before a favorite wins.
Dom CintorinoHOST
8:45
We see this far too many times.
Steven MalkowichHOST
32:11
Yikes.
Doug RobbGUEST
32:12
Uh, where did I play? [laughs] Uh, the Canadian Open was one of my f- well, I, I played at local events.
Steven MalkowichHOST
32:18
Uh-huh.
Doug RobbGUEST
32:20
And then I qualified for the Canadian Open in '67, uh, and that was at Royal Montre- not Royal Montreal, uh, Montreal Municipal.
Doug RobbGUEST
32:30
Big, big difference.
Doug RobbGUEST
32:31
[laughs]
Chris McKeeHOST
5:11
Score Golf has Hamilton ranked as the number seven golf course in Canada in their 2026 top 100 list.
Chris McKeeHOST
5:17
Hamilton Golf and Country Club has hosted the Canadian Open seven times, including most recently in 2024 when Robert McIntyre got the win.
Chris McKeeHOST
5:26
So coming up in the second segment, we'll chat all things Hamilton Golf and Country Club with their head pro, Emerson Mahoney.
Chris McKeeHOST
5:31
Then to close up the show, we'll get into the latest news in the Live Golf saga because there's one online bookmaker who released some odds saying that there's a 47% chance that Live Golf will not exist in 2027.

20 MINS LATER

Chris McKeeHOST
25:34
The course opened June 1st, 1916.
Chris McKeeHOST
25:37
The property itself features 27 holes of classic parkland golf on rolling terrain with dramatic valleys, elevation changes, and streams throughout the course.
Chris McKeeHOST
25:47
Hamilton Golf and Country Club has hosted the RBC Canadian Open seven times, including most recently in 2024 when Robert McIntyre had his famous win with his father acting as his caddy for the week, a really memorable week.
Chris McKeeHOST
26:00
So to help us unpack all things Hamilton Golf and Country Club, we're joined now by their head professional, Emerson Mahoney.
Dom CintorinoHOST
6:50
I feel like 28 to one, when you look at the names that surround him, even Ben James being more than half of his odds, like he's, I will take the ball striker that we know Corey Connors is.
Dom CintorinoHOST
7:04
Only missed two cuts this year, last one being at the Canadian Open.
Dom CintorinoHOST
7:08
And I know there's been a lot of long shots that have won this event, but also it's only a matter of time before a favorite wins.
Dom CintorinoHOST
7:15
We see this far too many times.
PJPANELIST
1:25
This is great.
PJPANELIST
1:27
What was that, Canadian Open? Yeah, Sunday the US Open that I went and picked you up off the side of the road on the expressway and drove out.
Brendan PorathHOST
1:35
That was a lot of movie pieces that week.
Brendan PorathHOST
1:39
Start of Shinnecock week.
Bob WintersGUEST
4:47
And the great thing that made Jack Nicklaus super was his mindset.
Bob WintersGUEST
4:51
So in 1975, he's in the Canadian Open, a championship which Jack Nicklaus did not win, but finished runner-up seven times.
Bob WintersGUEST
4:58
In 1975, he was involved in the playoff with Tom Weisskopf.
Bob WintersGUEST
5:02
And so it's highly reported through very good anecdotal reports that I've received through third party.
Mick MiddlemoHOST
31:06
I like to.
Mick MiddlemoHOST
31:06
You know, I said I stood on the tee at the Canadian Open there in the final round with him and asked him if he was ever going to play in Australia again to see if I could get under his skin a little bit before we teed off, and I think I might have a little bit that day.
Mick MiddlemoHOST
31:17
Didn't matter.
Mick MiddlemoHOST
31:17
He ended up winning, but we lost.
Stephanie VivierHOST
40:52
It does come down to the amount of money.
Stephanie VivierHOST
40:54
I know a few years ago, neighbors of ours left their house for the, I think it's the Canadian Open.
Stephanie VivierHOST
41:00
It was happening at the Hamilton Golf and Country Club.
Stephanie VivierHOST
41:03
Yeah.

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