SUBER LEADS, CLARK'S VILLAIN ERA & WEATHER CHAOS - June 14th, 2026

On June 14th, 2026, we recap a wild Round 3 at the RBC Canadian Open where severe weather threats forced a Sunday schedule overhaul, Jackson Suber grabbed the 54-hole lead, and Wyndham Clark embraced his villain persona.RBC CANADIAN OPEN LEADERBOARD & WEATHER SHIFTAn 85% chance of severe weather forced officials to compress Sunday's finale into a 10:30 AM to 12:45 PM window using threesomes off split tees. Meanwhile, Jackson Suber fired a 66 to take the solo 54-hole lead at 13-under.Tommy Fleetwood sits right behind at 11-under after a clutch eagle, declaring he's ready for an "18-hole battle" in the changing weather to avenge his 2023 playoff heartbreak.Suber believes the tournament will ultimately be decided on holes 9 through 15, setting the stage for a highly strategic, weather-beaten sprint to the finish at TPC Toronto.WYNDHAM CLARK'S VILLAIN ERA AT THE RINKWyndham Clark fully embraced his villain persona at the hockey-themed Rink hole, rocking a Jack Hughes USA jersey he bought off a fan during a brilliant bogey-free 63 fueled by a new Ping putter."If I miss that then it looks really bad," Clark joked about the relief of making his birdie putt in the jersey, though a brutal bunker lip-out on the 9th kept him grounded.CBS analyst Johnson Wagner nearly upstaged the players at The Rink, almost making a live TV hole-in-one while wearing a fake mustache.CANADIAN HISTORY & KOEPKA'S INJURY SCAREIt’s a historic week for Canadian golf with 10 homegrown players making the cut, but major concerns are swirling around Brooks Koepka after a mysterious hand injury derailed his Saturday round.Koepka shot a disastrous 72 after requiring medical attention on the 11th tee for numbness in his ring and pinkie fingers, raising massive red flags for the upcoming US Open.Joey Savoie made his first career cut after nearly quitting the sport, Sudarshan Yellamaraju (-10) fed off "Sauga City" chants, and Taylor Pendrith delayed his media duties just to sign autographs for kids.Quick HitsMatt Every rants "what are we doing" on-air over Tom Kim's slow AimPoint putting on the 10th hole • Ben Kohles shoots a 65 after a chaotic 24-hour stretch of qualifying for the US Open on zero sleep • Billy Horschel holes out for a 78-yard eagle on the 8th while Bud Cauley reaches 12-under with a near ace and help from caddie Matt Hauser Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.