RBC CANADIAN OPEN

June 5, 2025

Adam Hadwin

TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (North Course)

Quick Quotes

Q. Adam, was today one of those days where you felt pretty satisfied with things or maybe left a few out there?

ADAM HADWIN: Given where I've been in the last month and a half, I'm fairly satisfied. It's something to build on, at least movement forward for now.

I struck it really well today. I had quite a few chances. The putter just never got hot, missed a couple shorter ones coming in. Yeah, just a really good, solid day that I didn't have a lot of stress.

Q. Has that been kind of a rarity of late? I know when we talked at other events, it's been a lot of building blocks of trying to work on a few things and get to the point where you're feeling more comfortable with a lot of your game.

ADAM HADWIN: Golf has been very stressful of late. There has not been a lot of fun on the golf course at times. It was nice. Obviously Justin and Wyndham are great to play with and making a lot of birdies early, which helped get into a flow.

I felt comfortable. It was good to kind of feel that way. Golf ball going where I wanted to. Yeah, hopefully make a few more tomorrow.

Q. How much did the course firm up as the sun came out as your round went on?

ADAM HADWIN: I don't think it really firmed up per se. I didn't think it was soft either. We didn't have any mud balls. Greens are obviously very receptive, and if anything, it was just about controlling your spin more so this afternoon. There was no skip on the greens. The moisture had kind of burned off.

Yeah, I'm expecting low scores. Big fairways and soft greens.

Q. You mentioned this was a good building block to start your week. Will you be working on anything in the evening or just resting up and come back out tomorrow?

ADAM HADWIN: Just get some rest. Like I said, nice round, kind of build some momentum for tomorrow and get back after it early tomorrow.