Brandt Snedeker leads other big names who are injured ahead of the 2025 RBC Canadian Open

The RBC Canadian Open 2025 is around the corner as Round 1 of this tournament is all set to be played from Thursday, June 5th. This edition of the tournament will be played till June 8th at the TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley, and it will have a total purse of $8,000,000.

While the tournament will feature many big names like Rory McIlroy, there is a major concern looming. The concern in question is that Brandt Snedeker and other big name golfers are all dealing with injury concerns before the RBC Canadian Open can begin on Thursday.

Here is a list of golfers dealing with injury concerns ahead of the 2025 RBC Canadian Open (via Golf Injury Report):

Brandt Snedeker (Back)
Sahith Theegala (Neck)
Michael Thorbjornsen (Wrist)
Aaron Wise (Mental Health)
Alex Noren (Leg)
Seamus Power (Back)
Lee Hodges (Ribs)
Paul Waring (Shoulder)
Charley Hoffman (Back)
Anders Albertson (Back)
Isaiah Salinda (UD)

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While there has been no notable withdrawal from the tournament as of this writing, it will be interesting to see if things remain the same until Thursday. Despite the injury scare, Brandt Snedeker is playing at the U.S. Open final qualifying on June 2, regarded as Golf's Longest Day.

The 2025 RBC Canadian Open will be one of the most hyped events this year as it will also feature Rory McIlroy speaking to the media. For those unaware, McIlroy declined to speak to the media after his driver was deemed "non confirming".

However, it's now been confirmed that the Northern Irishman will speak to the media at the RBC Canadian Open, and with this he will look to bury all the criticisms and focus on winning the event against a strong field.

A look at the full field for the 2025 RBC Canadian Open

Here is a detailed look at the full field for the 2025 RBC Canadian Open ft. Rory McIlroy:

Listed below is the complete finalized field for the RBC Canadian Open (with their qualification criteria):

Winner of THE PLAYERS Championship (five-year exemption)

Rory McIlroy

Winner of U.S. Open Championship (five-year exemption)

Wyndham Clark
Gary Woodland

Winner of The Open Championship (five-year exemption)

Shane Lowry

Winner of World Golf Championship event (three-year exemption)

Sam Burns

Winner of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, the Memorial Tournament, and the Genesis Invitational (three-year exemption)

Kurt Kitayama
Ludvig Aberg

PGA TOUR tournament winner (two-year exemption)

Brian Campbell
Rafael Campos
Corey Conners
Thomas Detry
Nick Dunlap
Ryan Fox
Brice Garnett
Chris Gotterup
Emiliano Grillo
Harry Hall
Nick Hardy
Lee Hodges
Max Homa
Mackenzie Hughes
Tom Kim
Jake Knapp
Luke List
Robert MacIntyre
Peter Malnati
Matt McCarty
Taylor Moore
Matthieu Pavon
Taylor Pendrith
Seamus Power
Davis Riley
Justin Rose
Adam Svensson
Nick Taylor
Sahith Theegala
Erik van Rooyen
Karl Vilips
Camilo Villegas
Matt Wallace
Kevin Yu

Career money exemption

Kevin Kisner
Ryan Palmer
Brandt Snedeker

Sponsor exemption (PGA TOUR members not otherwise exempt)

David Hearn
Mike Weir

Top 30 from the prior season's FedExCup Points List

Sungjae Im
Adam Schenk
Byeong Hun An

Top 70 from the prior season's FedExCup Points List

Cameron Young
Adam Hadwin
Alex Noren
Eric Cole
Patrick Rodgers
Mark Hubbard
Victor Perez

Top 125 from the prior season's FedExCup Fall Points List

Beau Hossler
Justin Lower
Doug Ghim
Keith Mitchell
Patrick Fishburn
Andrew Putnam
Rico Hoey
Carson Young
Charley Hoffman
Ryo Hisatsune
Chandler Phillips
Matti Schmid
David Lipsky
Ben Kohles
Vince Whaley
Michael Kim
K.H. Lee
Mac Meissner
Greyson Sigg
Nicolai Højgaard
Matt Kuchar
Chan Kim
Ben Silverman
Chad Ramey
Nate Lashley
Henrik Norlander
Alex Smalley
David Skinns
Joel Dahmen
Sam Ryder

Major medical extension

Aaron Wise
Trey Mullinax
Danny Willett
Will Gordon
Ben Martin

Leading points winner from the DP World Tour

Rasmus Højgaard

PGA TOUR University Accelerated from the current season

Luke Clanton
Gordon Sargent

Top 10 and ties from the previous event

Harry Higgs
Niklas Norgaard
Thorbjørn Olesen
Hayden Buckley

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