List of Golfers who won RBC Canadian Open Year by Year

Last Modified Jun 26, 2024 14:46 GMT
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After the Open and the U.S. Open, the Canadian Open was established in 1904, making it the third-oldest tournament in history. The Royal Montreal Golf Club, established in 1873, hosted the first competition in 1904. The Canadian Open was held at the later golf course ten more times; however, the location is switched around annually in an unpredictable way—sometimes even in consecutive years.

The Canadian Open, an annual event hosted by Golf Canada and played on the PGA Tour, was postponed only two times, during both World Wars and COVID-19. Further, since 2008, it has gone under the name RBC Canadian Open due to sponsorship. Also, prior to 1920, the winner was awarded a gold medal; the first trophy was supplied by the Rivermead Golf Club, the event's host club.

Who won the RBC Canadian Open in 2024?

Robert MacIntyre won the 2024 RBC Canadian Open, his first PGA Tour win. He defeated Ben Griffin by one stroke to win his maiden PGA Tour championship. The Scot started the day ahead by four shots, and although he eventually lost that significant advantage, he still managed to finish at 264, under 16.

Of the $9,400,000 purse, MacIntyre took home the $1,692,000 winner's share. Two shots behind the lead, MacIntyre's fellow DP World Tour veteran, Victor Perez, finished alone in third place. On a 13-under score, Tom Kim and Rory McIlroy shared fourth place.

Who won the RBC Canadian Open in 2023?

Nick Taylor, the first Canadian to win a national open in 69 years, won the 2023 RBC Canadian Open, marking his third career PGA Tour victory. He took home the $1,620,000 winner's share of the $9,000,000 total prize money.

Taylor and Tommy Fleetwood were both tied at 271, under 17, which forced the sudden-death playoffs. In the playoff against Fleetwood on the par-5 18th hole, Taylor won the tournament with a 72-foot, 6-inch eagle putt.

For the first playoff hole, both golfers made birdies on the 18th hole; for the second and third playoff holes, they each made par on the 18th and 9th holes. In shared third place, Aaron Rai, Tyrrell Hatton, and CT Pan were eliminated from the playoffs.

The RBC Canadian Open Winners List Year-by-Year

The list of the RBC Canadian Open winners year-by-year is as follows:

YearWinnerScoreTo parMoney
2024Robert MacIntyre264–161,692,000
2023Nick Taylor271−171,620,000
2022Rory McIlroy (2)261−191,566,000
2021
Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2020
2019Rory McIlroy258−221,368,000
2018Dustin Johnson265−231,116,000
2017Jhonattan Vegas (2)267−211,080,000
2016Jhonattan Vegas276−121,062,000
2015Jason Day271−171,044,000
2014Tim Clark263−171,026,000
2013Brandt Snedeker272−161,008,000
2012Scott Piercy263−17936,000
2011Sean O'Hair276−4936,000
2010Carl Pettersson266−14918,000
2009Nathan Green270−18918,000
2008Chez Reavie267−17900,000
2007Jim Furyk (2)268−16900,000
2006Jim Furyk266−14900,000
2005Mark Calcavecchia275−5882,000
2004Vijay Singh275−9810,000
2003Bob Tway272−8756,000
2002John Rollins272−16720,000
2001Scott Verplank266−14684,000
2000Tiger Woods[a]266−22594,000
1999Hal Sutton275−13450,000
1998Billy Andrade275−13396,000
1997Steve Jones (2)275−5270,000
1996Dudley Hart202−14270,000
1995Mark O'Meara274−14234,000
1994Nick Price (2)275−13234,000
1993David Frost279−9180,000
1992Greg Norman (2)280−8180,000
1991Nick Price273−15180,000
1990Wayne Levi278−10180,000
1989Steve Jones271−17162,000
1988Ken Green275−13135,000
1987Curtis Strange (2)276−12108,000
1986Bob Murphy280−8108,000
1985Curtis Strange279−986,507
1984Greg Norman278−1072,000
1983John Cook277−763,000
1982Bruce Lietzke (2)277−776,500
1981Peter Oosterhuis280−476,500
1980Bob Gilder274−663,000
1979Lee Trevino (3)281−363,000
1978Bruce Lietzke283−150,000
1977Lee Trevino (2)280−845,000
1976Jerry Pate267−1340,000
1975Tom Weiskopf (2)274−640,000
1974Bobby Nichols270−1040,000
1973Tom Weiskopf278−635,000
1972Gay Brewer275−930,000
1971Lee Trevino[a]275−1330,000
1970Kermit Zarley279−925,000
1969Tommy Aaron275−1325,000
1968Bob Charles274−625,000
1967Billy Casper279−530,000
1966Don Massengale280−420,000
1965Gene Littler273−720,000
1964Kel Nagle277−117,500
1963Doug Ford (2)280−49,000
1962Ted Kroll278−104,300
1961Jacky Cupit270−104,300
1960Art Wall Jr.269−193,500
1959Doug Ford276−123,500
1958Wes Ellis267−133,500
1957George Bayer271−133,500
1956Doug Sanders (a)273−112,400
1955Arnold Palmer265−232,400
1954Pat Fletcher280−83,000
1953Dave Douglas273−113,000
1952Johnny Palmer263−253,000
1951Jim Ferrier (2)273−72,250
1950Jim Ferrier271−172,000
1949Dutch Harrison271−172,000
1948Charles Congdon280−42,000
1947Bobby Locke268−162,000
1946George Fazio278−62,000
1945Byron Nelson280E2,000
1943–1944: No tournament due to World War II
1942Craig Wood275−131,000
1941Sam Snead (3)274−61,000
1940Sam Snead (2)281−31,000
1939Jug McSpaden28221,000
1938Sam Snead277−111,000
1937Harry Cooper (2)28551,000
1936Lawson Little271−91,000
1935Gene Kunes280−8500
1934Tommy Armour (3)287−1500
1933Joe Kirkwood Sr.282−2500
1932Harry Cooper2902500
1931Walter Hagen2924500
1930Tommy Armour (2)273−7500
1929Leo Diegel (4)274−6400
1928Leo Diegel (3)282−2400
1927Tommy Armour288E400
1926Macdonald Smith2833500
1925Leo Diegel (2)29511500
1924Leo Diegel2851400
1923Clarence Hackney2957350
1922Al Watrous30319250
1921William Trovinger2935250
1920James Douglas Edgar (2)29810300
1919James Douglas Edgar278−2200
1915–1918: No tournament due to World War I
1914Karl Keffer (2)30012100
1913Albert Murray (2)29515100
1912George Sargent29919100
1911Charlie Murray (2)31426100
1910Daniel Kenny30319100
1909Karl Keffer30921100
1908Albert Murray3002080
1907Percy Barrett3062280
1906Charlie Murray1702670
1905George Cumming148860
1904Jack Oke1561660

Multiple RBC Canadian Open Winners

The most Canadian Opens' are won by American golfer Leo Diegel, who won four times in 1924, 1925, 1928 and 1929. Then there are Tommy Armous, Sam Snead, and Lee Trevino, with three wins each. Further, the list goes on with 16 two-time winners, with the most recent one being Rory McIlroy, who won in 2019 and 2022.

The multiple RBC Canadian Open winners are as follows:

PlayersTotalYears
Leo Diegel41924, 1925, 1928, 1929
Tommy Armour31927, 1930, 1934
Sam Snead31938, 1940, 1941
Lee Trevino31971, 1977, 1979
Charles Murray21906, 1911
Albert Murray21908, 1913
Karl Keffer21909, 1914
James Douglas Edgar21919, 1920
Harry Cooper21932, 1937
Jim Ferrier21950, 1951
Doug Ford21959, 1963
Tom Weiskopf21973, 1975
Bruce Lietzke21978, 1982
Curtis Strange21985, 1987
Greg Norman21984, 1992
Nick Price21991, 1994
Steve Jones21989, 1997
Jim Furyk22006, 2007
Jhonattan Vegas22016, 2017
Rory McIlroy22019, 2022

RBC Canadian Open Winners by Nationality

Most of the RBC Canadian Opens' are won by Americans, with 72 wins by 55 winners between 1910 and 2018. The rest of the nationalities, like British and Australian, among others, have won the event less than 10 times. Being held in Canada, it has only eight Canadian wins by five golfers. Also, the least number of nationalities' wins were by New Zealand, Fiji, and Sweden in 1968, 2004, and 2010, respectively, one each.

The RBC Canadian Open winners list by nationality is as follows:

CountryWinsWinnersFirst titleLast title
United States725519102,018
England8619041,981
Australia8619332,015
Canada8519062023
Scotland3319051926
South Africa3319472,014
Northern Ireland2120192,022
Zimbabwe2119911,994
Venezuela2120162,017
New Zealand111968-
Fiji112004-
Sweden112010-

FAQs on RBC Canadian Open Winners

A. The 2024 RBC Canadian Open was won by Robert MacIntyre, defeating Tommy Fleetwood in the playoffs. 

A. The 2024 RBC Canadian Open's winner got $1.6 million from the purse of $9.4 million. 

A. At the 2023 RBC Canadian Open, Nick Taylor won, becoming the only Canadian to win in 69 years.

A. No, a Canadian has never won the British Open, aka, the Open Championship. 

A. The RBC Canadian Open has been sponsored by the "Royal Bank of Canada" since 2008.

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