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GOLF.com: Wyndham Clark Two Back Heading Into Sunday's Final Round at 2026 RBC Canadian Open

Source: GOLF.com·Jun 14, 2026·📖 Read original

Saturday Summary

The 2026 RBC Canadian Open heads into its final round at TPC Toronto with Jackson Suber holding a two-shot lead at 14 under par. Wyndham Clark and Bud Cauley are both at 12 under and will join Suber in the final group, while Tommy Fleetwood sits among a cluster at 11 under in the penultimate pairing.

Clark's 63 Puts Him in Position

Clark began his third round six shots off the lead but closed with a 63 to vault into contention. His explanation centers on a recent equipment change: switching to a Ping putter has transformed his short game, allowing his improved ball-striking to translate into scores. This follows a win last month and a T3 at the Memorial, giving him a real chance at his second victory in three starts.

Strokeslab's Take

From a Strokes Gained perspective, the question is how much Clark's SG: Putting has shifted in the positive direction since switching putters. His GIR rate has reportedly been solid all year; if the flatstick holds up under final-round pressure, an aggressive scoring approach becomes viable. Sunday's round will be a live test of whether his short-game gains are sustainable in a high-stakes environment.

💬Strokeslab コメント

Clark's resurgence appears rooted in a genuine SG: Putting turnaround — it will be worth examining post-round data to see just how significant the putter change has been on the numbers.

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