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Ryan Fox’s RBC Canadian Open Win: What’s in the Bag

All Square 3 min read • 9 Jun

Ryan Fox delivered one of the most memorable finishes of the 2025 PGA Tour season with his thrilling victory at the RBC Canadian Open. Held at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley, the final day came down to a tense four-hole playoff against Sam Burns. With nerves of steel and a perfectly struck 3-wood that set up the winning birdie, Fox showcased both his grit and his gear. His bag, anchored by Srixon woods and irons, proved to be as reliable as his composure under pressure — though the real magic came from his execution when it mattered most.

This win adds to an already impressive run for the Kiwi golfer, who has quickly become one of the most consistent contenders on both the PGA and DP World Tours. After capturing the Myrtle Beach Classic just a few weeks earlier, Fox now boasts multiple PGA Tour titles and over a dozen international victories since turning professional in 2012. Known for his aggressive play and calm demeanour, he’s carved out a reputation as a big-moment player who’s unafraid to take bold lines when championships are on the line.

Fox’s Canadian Open triumph wasn’t just about raw power — it was a showcase of smart strategy and finely tuned equipment. His setup this week blended control and distance beautifully, with standout performances from his irons and short-game tools. While we’ll dive into the specifics of his bag setup later in this article, one thing is already clear: Fox’s gear is dialled in, and so is he.