Persistence and nerve defined Ryan Fox's journey to victory at the RBC Canadian Open 2025. It took a grueling 76 holes, but the Kiwi golfer emerged triumphant over Sam Burns in a remarkable sudden-death playoff.
Fox showcased his steely resolve by sinking a crucial birdie at the 72nd hole, forcing the playoff with Burns, who had earlier showcased brilliance by setting the clubhouse target at 18-under par. Both competitors faced off in an intense playoff that saw them repeatedly duel on the par-5 18th, each time matching each other's pars for three consecutive holes.
On the fourth extra hole, Fox's determination shone through as he reached the green in two, setting up a birdie putt that sealed his victory and marked his second PGA Tour win of the season. This victory adds to his impressive win at the Myrtle Beach Classic, further cementing his status on the tour.
Golf fans at TPC Toronto in Ontario witnessed a thrilling finale that highlighted the drama and unpredictability of the sport. Fox's win underscores not only his talent but also his mental toughness in high-pressure situations.
As the sun set on the Canadian Open, the echoes of Fox's triumph resonated around the course — a testament to a day of hard-fought golf and a battle well won.
