J.T. Poston withdraws from RBC Canadian Open after Memorial win

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Last updated Jun 8, 2026

J.T. Poston withdraws from RBC Canadian Open after Memorial win
Summary

J.T. Poston has withdrawn from the RBC Canadian Open field, one day after winning the Memorial Tournament in Dublin, Ohio. The decision comes after Poston competed in 31 holes on Sunday and two playoff holes to secure his first PGA Tour victory, earning a career-high $4 million. He will be replaced in the Open by Ben Martin, who has struggled in recent tournaments. Poston’s win also qualifies him for the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills next week, avoiding the Final Qualifying rounds. His recent victory has improved his rankings significantly in both the FedEx Cup and the Official World Golf Ranking.

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  • •Poston withdrew from the RBC Canadian Open after winning the Memorial Tournament.
  • •He secured his first PGA Tour victory with a $4 million prize.
  • •Ben Martin replaces Poston in the RBC Canadian Open field.
  • •Poston qualified for the U.S. Open, avoiding qualifying rounds.
  • •His win improved his FedEx Cup and world ranking significantly.
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  • 6:10 PMYahoo Sports — Memorial winner J.T. Poston withdraws from RBC Canadian Open
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After winning the Memorial Tournament, J.T. Poston has withdrawn from the RBC Canadian Open field this week.

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