The RBC Canadian Open tees up this week at TPC Toronto, a tree-lined parkland course in Ontario. Two players have come out clearly from this week’s analysis. Here’s the reasoning…

AARON RAI — 1pt each way @ 33/1 6 places, 1/4 odds Aaron Rai is built for this kind of course. TPC Toronto’s North Course rewards precise iron play — it’s a tree-lined parkland where wayward driving gets punished and approach play separates the contenders from the also-rans. Rai’s approach game is among the elite in this field, and June conditions in Ontario — potentially soft ground, some wind, cool temperatures — only sharpen that edge further. The AI model places him firmly inside the top 10 in projected contention, yet the market has left him at 33/1. That gap is the value. Six places at 1/4 odds means the place return alone (just over 8/1) is worth having. This is a confident each-way play.

NICOLAI HOJGAARD — 1pt each way @ 30/1 6 places, 1/5 odds Hojgaard brings a balanced game to a course that demands exactly that — length off the tee, quality iron play, and enough control to navigate the trees. Our analysis rates him among the genuine top-10 contenders in this field. 30/1 is a proper each-way price for a player at his level, and six places gives excellent coverage.

Summary: Aaron Rai — 1pt each way @ 33/1 (6 places, 1/4 odds) Nicolai Hojgaard — 1pt each way @ 30/1 (6 places, 1/5 odds) Total staked: 4pts twistertipster.com | 18+ · Be Responsible · Past results do not guarantee future returns

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