2013 RBC Canadian Open Betting Odds + Info, Tee Times, TV Coverage

Three Majors are in the books by the time the RBC Canadian Open rolls around at the end of July. The British Open was the week prior, so those who played in it will have to travel across the Atlantic to Oakville, Ontario. The RBC Canadian Open will tee off on Thursday, July 25th and conclude on Sunday, July 28th. Glen Abbey Golf Club will host the event.

Golf Channel will have the coverage on the Thursday and Friday of the event, which will begin at 2pm ET on both days. CBS will then step in by picking up the coverage over the course of the final 36 holes going into Sunday so that you don't miss any of the golf action.

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The RBC Canadian Open

Just about every year since 1904, the PGA Tour has played the Canadian Open. It sure can't be played in February though that's for sure. The Canadian Open comes the week after the British Open, which sometimes hinders the field. Because of the travel constraints placed on players in the Open, it can place a burden to play in the Canadian Open. As such, many players choose to skip it.

It's a shame that happens sometimes though, because the golf course at Glen Abbey is quite a site. Glen Abbey is a Par-72 course measuring out at over 7,200 yards. Designed by Jack Nicklaus, Glen Abbey is simply breathtaking, with some daunting holes along the way that players must contend with.

A winner's share of $936,000 is handed out to the winner out of the total $5.6 million purse, as well as 500 very valuable FedEx Cup Points.

What Happened In 2012?

The scores were low at the 2012 RBC Canadian Open, and at the end of the day, Scott Piercy was the player on the top of the leaderboard. Piercy finished 17-under par for the four days up in Ontario, claiming his only victory on the PGA Tour in 2012. Piercy outlasted Robert Garrigus and William McGirt for a one-shot win.

The 2013 RBC Canadian Open

Three Major Championships are now in the books, as the PGA Tour moves on from the British Open this past week. It was Phil Mickelson who shot a brilliant final round 66 on Sunday to come from five shots back to win his first Open Championship. The win gives Lefty five total Majors and wins in three of the four, with only the U.S. Open eluding him.

Mickelson won't be in the field for the RBC Canadian Open this week, but despite the trip back across the Atlantic the tournament will feature quite a strong field in it's annual position following the British Open.

Names like Brandt Snedeker, Matt Kuchar, Hunter Mahan, Luke Donald, Bubba Watson, Graeme McDowell, Ernie Els, and more will be on hand.

RBC Canadian Open betting odds have been formed by Bovada Sportsbook. Let's see who the top-five favorites are heading into the first round on Thursday.

Odds To Win 2013 RBC Canadian Open

Brandt Snedeker 12/1 (+1200) - Snedeker finished in the top-15 at the British Open, but just had a couple mistakes that kept him from really contending. He has a top-five finish at the Canadian Open, which he earned in 2009. He appears to be playing well, and oddsmakers believe that the golf course sets up for Snedeker's game.

Hunter Mahan 18/1 (+1800) - Mahan was in the final group of a Major Championship for the second-straight time. But once again it wasn't a great performance in that position. Still, the more that he puts himself in those type of situations, the better he will be in the future. Mahan is striking the ball very well, and if he can get some putts to fall he will certainly be able to win here.

Matt Kuchar 18/1 (+1800) - Kuchar has made 20 consecutive cuts on the PGA Tour as one of the most consistent players right now. He finished T15 at the British Open which was a solid finish, but was never really in the mix. With the level of consistency, it wouldn't be smart to think that Kuchar would not contend here this week. Oddsmakers agree.

Charl Schwartzel 20/1 (+2000) - Schwartzel was a guy picked to finish high at the British Open, but finished T15 with many other players. He was up and down during the week, and comes into the Canadian Open looking for some consistency. If he is able to find it, expect him to be in the running. He is a top-five favorite at 20/1.

Luke Donald 20/1 (+2000) - Donald did not have a good British Open, shooting 80-72 to miss the cut. But if we know anything about Donald, it's that he doesn't get into a funk for very long. IT could have just been one of those weeks where things didn't pan out. Donald is too good of a ball striker to let two bad weeks in a row get to him.

2013 RBC Canadian Open - lines found at Bovada on 7/22/2013
Brandt Snedeker 12/1 Hunter Mahan 18/1 Matt Kuchar 18/1 Charl Schwartzel 20/1 Luke Donald 20/1 Dustin Johnson 22/1 Bubba Watson 25/1 Graeme McDowell 25/1 Ernie Els 28/1 Graham Delaet 28/1 Billy Horschel 33/1 Hideki Matsuyama 33/1 Jim Furyk 33/1 Charley Hoffman 50/1 Chris Kirk 50/1 Daniel Summerhays 50/1 David Hearn 50/1 Kevin Chappell 50/1 Scott Stallings 50/1 Matt Jones 55/1 Morgan Hoffman 55/1 Chad Campbell 60/1 Ryan Palmer 60/1 Chez Reavie 66/1 Chris Stroud 66/1 Jerry Kelly 66/1 Scott Piercy 66/1 Nicholas Thompson 75/1 Robert Garrigus 75/1 Camilo Villegas 80/1 Gary Woodland 80/1 John Huh 80/1 Pat Perez 80/1 Rory Sabbatini 80/1 J.J. Henry 90/1 Martin Flores 90/1 Andres Romero 100/1 Ben Crane 100/1 Bob Estes 100/1 Brian Davis 100/1 Bud Cauley 100/1 Cameron Tringale 100/1 David Lingmerth 100/1 Geoff Ogilvy 100/1 Jason Kokrak 100/1 Jeff Overton 100/1 John Rollins 100/1 John Senden 100/1	Johnson Wagner 100/1 Kyle Stanley 100/1 Marcel Siem 100/1 Patrick Reed 100/1 Roberto Castro 100/1 Brad Fritsch 125/1 Brendan Steele 125/1 Brian Gay 125/1 Charlie Wi 125/1 James Driscoll 125/1 Jason Bohn 125/1 John Merrick 125/1 Justin Leonard 125/1 Kevin Stadler 125/1 Luke Guthrie 125/1 Mark Wilson 125/1 Matt Every 125/1 Sang Moon Bae 125/1 Seung-yul Noh 125/1 Steven Bowditch 125/1 Vijay Singh 125/1 Y-E Yang 125/1 Aaron Baddeley 150/1 Adam Hadwin 150/1 Brian Harman 150/1 Brian Stuard 150/1 George Mcneill 150/1 Greg Chalmers 150/1 Jim Herman 150/1 Mike Weir 150/1 Richard Lee 150/1 Robert Karlsson 150/1 Stuart Appleby 150/1 Tag Ridings 150/1 Tommy Gainey 150/1 Troy Matteson 150/1 William Mcgirt 150/1 Ben Kohles 200/1 Cameron Percy 200/1 Dicky Pride 200/1 Erik Compton 200/1 Fabian Gomez 200/1 Greg Owen 200/1 Justin Hicks 200/1 Nathan Green 200/1 Ricky Barnes 200/1 Robert Streb 200/1	Roger Sloan 200/1 Ryo Ishikawa 200/1 Scott Brown 200/1 Scott Langley 200/1 Scott Verplank 200/1 Stephen Ames 200/1 Steve LeBrun 200/1 Steve Marino 200/1 Tom Gillis 200/1 Trevor Immelman 200/1 Billy Andrade 250/1 Casey Wittenberg 250/1 Darron Stiles 250/1 Derek Ernst 250/1 Doug Labelle 250/1 Eugene Wong 250/1 Henrik Norlander 250/1 James Hahn 250/1 Jeff Maggert 250/1 Will Claxton 250/1 Aaron Watkins 300/1 Adam Svensson 300/1 Chris Dimarco 300/1 David Mathis 300/1 Joe Affrunti 300/1 Justin Bolli 300/1 Lee Williams 300/1 Luke List 300/1 Michael Letzig 300/1 Robert Allenby 300/1 Jin Park 400/1 Michael Bradley 400/1 Scott Gardiner 400/1 Albin Choi 500/1 Alistair Presnell 500/1 Andrew Svoboda 500/1 Bobby Gates 500/1 Brian Hadley 500/1 Bryn Parry 500/1 Colt Knost 500/1 Corey Conners 500/1 Eric Meierdierks 500/1 Jesper Parnevik 500/1 Joey Snyder III 500/1 Kevin Carrigan 500/1 Mackenzie Hughes 500/1 Neal Lancaster 500/1 Paul Haley II 500/1

RBC Canadian Open Free Picks

The Winner - We are going to travel just outside the top-five this week to get our winner for the RBC Canadian Open. Dustin Johnson was just one shot off the pace through two round at the British Open and didn't have that great of a weekend. But he definitely showed some signs of great play, and at 22/1 to win this week, PGABettingOdds.com is going to go with Johnson breaking through and finding a nice rhythm en route to a win.

Darkhorse Value Bet - Hideki Matsuyama has nine top-10 finishes in 10 total start in his professional career, including one this past weekend at the Open Championship. He had a T10 finish at the U.S. Open as well. He has two wins in Japan this year, and now the next step would be to break through on the PGA Tour. Matsuyama is set at 33/1 to win win this week, and we think that he just might do it.

Notable Pairings

The tee times and pairings sheets for the RBC Canadian Open won't be out until the week of the tournament. Typically 24-48 hours before the tournament will start you can check for the tee times and some of the notable groupings. Be sure to check in with us during the days leading up to the opening round for all of the information on tee times and pairings.