4 Golfers Withdrew From PGA Tour's RBC Canadian Open
Summary
Four golfers, including J.T. Poston, withdrew from the PGA Tour’s RBC Canadian Open. Their spots were filled by other players, and the tournament expanded to include 147 golfers in total.Key Facts
- J.T. Poston withdrew from the RBC Canadian Open after winning the Memorial Tournament.
- Poston secured his place in the U.S. Open by winning the Memorial Tournament.
- K.H. Lee, Michael Kim, and Brandt Snedeker also withdrew from the RBC Canadian Open.
- Justin Lower, Lanto Griffin, and Hayden Springer entered the tournament to replace some withdrawing players.
- Brooks Koepka joined the tournament, leading to the field expanding to 147 golfers.
- Paul Peterson and David Skinns were added to round out groups of three players.
- Taylor Moore started the RBC Canadian Open strong, scoring birdies on his first four holes.
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