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GOLF · THE CUT · 2026

RBC Canadian Open cut and the last cheque

We hold 139 players at the 2026 RBC Canadian Open. 73 made the cut and were paid off the finishing ladder, from the $1,764,000 the winner took down to the $19,502 Jeremy Paul collected for 74th. 64 missed the cut, and the ladder stops above them.

MADE THE CUT 73 of 139 held
MISSED THE CUT 64
LAST CHEQUE $19,502
SHARE PAID 53% 16th lowest of 66

Every RBC Canadian Open cut we hold

Newest first. The year opens that edition's full payout ladder.

2,415 results held
Every RBC Canadian Open edition held here, with the players we hold, how many the ladder paid, how many missed the cut, the share paid, and what the last place and the median place on the ladder were worth.
YEAR HELD PAID MISSED CUT SHARE PAID LAST CHEQUE MEDIAN CHEQUE
2026 139 73 64 53% $19,502 $58,854
2025 141 67 71 48% $20,678 $64,353
2024 145 69 74 48% $19,458 $44,851
2023 148 74 72 50% $17,910 $43,537
2022 143 70 69 49% $17,835 $39,730
2019 141 71 70 50% $15,048 $34,327
2018 141 77 62 55% $11,532 $26,040
2017 143 75 67 52% $11,280 $30,480
2016 139 75 63 54% $10,974 $26,550
2015 127 81 43 64% $9,512 $20,300
2014 120 62 54 52% $11,172 $26,980
2013 111 68 40 61% $10,416 $30,427
2012 106 64 41 60% $9,724 $20,540
2011 96 53 41 55% $10,036 $27,473
2010 74 38 34 51% $9,384 $30,309
2009 76 38 31 50% $10,251 $19,380
2008 66 42 18 64% $9,200 $29,714
2007 58 37 19 64% $9,400 $23,667
2006 59 40 19 68% $9,500 $24,125
2005 51 29 22 57% $10,000 $24,650
2004 44 28 14 64% $8,280 $18,000
2003 35 22 12 63% $8,022 $31,665
2002 35 24 11 69% $7,560 $37,133
2001 31 23 8 74% $7,372 $32,029
2000 24 15 9 63% $6,600 $35,750
1999 22 10 12 45% $5,475 $28,100

Held is every player we hold a result for at that edition. Paid is the players the finishing ladder paid, and missed cut is the players whose week ended at the cut. Where the two do not add up to the held count, the rest withdrew, were disqualified or finished without a cheque.

How many the ladder paid

Players paid at each edition, 2005 to 2026

What the last place paid was worth

The smallest cheque on the ladder, 2005 to 2026

In 2026 the winner took 90 times what the last player paid took. The median player on the ladder took $58,854, which is where the middle of a paid field sits: much nearer the bottom cheque than the top one.

Missed the cut here most often

Across the 26 editions we hold

The players with the most missed cuts at the RBC Canadian Open, with their starts and the cuts they made.
PLAYER STARTS MADE MISSED
Mike Weir 25 11 13
David Hearn 21 10 11
Brian Gay 17 7 9
Johnson Wagner 12 4 8
Sean O'Hair 16 9 7
Nick Taylor 15 7 7
D.A. Points 11 4 7
John Rollins 11 4 7
Nick Watney 11 4 7
Brad Fritsch 10 2 7
Kevin Stadler 10 2 7
Matt Jones 8 1 7
Camilo Villegas 18 10 6
Aaron Baddeley 13 6 6
J.J. Henry 13 7 6

Never missed the cut here

Players paid at every edition they started, three or more times

The players who have made the cut at every RBC Canadian Open they started, with at least three starts.
PLAYER CUTS MADE
K.J. Choi 7
James Hahn 6
Tony Finau 6
Andres Romero 5
Emiliano Grillo 5
Fred Funk 5
Kevin Na 5
Vincent Whaley 5
Charl Schwartzel 4
Chesson Hadley 4

Frequently asked questions

How many players made the cut at the 2026 RBC Canadian Open?

73 of the 139 players we hold made the cut and were paid, and 64 missed it. The other two withdrew, were disqualified or finished without a cheque.

What does the last player to make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open win?

In 2026 the last place on the ladder was 74th, and Jeremy Paul took $19,502. The winner's cheque was 90 times that.

What share of players make the cut at the RBC Canadian Open?

Across the 26 editions we hold, 55% of the players were paid off the ladder: 1,325 of 2,415. That is the 16th lowest share of the 66 tournaments we hold.

Who has missed the cut at the RBC Canadian Open most often?

Mike Weir, thirteen times in 25 starts we hold, ahead of David Hearn on eleven.

Where to next

The cut at the tournaments either side of this one

RBC Canadian Open prize money carries every champion and what the win paid, the RBC Canadian Open all-time earners ranks every golfer it has paid, and the cut at every golf tournament ranks all 66 by the share of players the ladder pays. The twenty closest to this one on that order: John Deere Classic, The RSM Classic, THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson, Wyndham Championship, The Greenbrier Classic, Procore Championship, Farmers Insurance Open, Valspar Championship, The American Express, THE PLAYERS Championship, Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches, Valero Texas Open, Travelers Championship, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Texas Children's Houston Open, Buick Challenge, Michelob Championship at Kingsmill, Shriners Children's Open, BellSouth Classic and Truist Championship.