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RBC CANADIAN OPEN


June 8, 2025


Mackenzie Hughes


Caledon, Ontario, Canada

TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (North Course)

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Q. I know today wasn't what you were hoping for, but overall what are some of your takeaways from the week?

MACKENZIE HUGHES: Did a lot of nice things. Had a chance going into Sunday, so I feel like that's a positive. Today, yeah, I didn't feel -- I wasn't feeling great. Kind of battling some stomach stuff and just never really felt myself out there. Didn't have an appetite to eat much.

That was disappointing to have that on my plate today, but no excuse really. I still was able to walk and swing a club. Would have loved to have had a chance on the back nine but just kind of fell flat there on the front, didn't get anything going. I was kind of out of it after the first nine. Disappointing, but lots of positives still.

Q. You and the other Canadian golfers on the PGA TOUR often speak of this as the fifth major. How hard is it to go from what is essentially a major for you to an actual major next week?

MACKENZIE HUGHES: I wouldn't say it's too difficult. We kind of do that sort of stuff all the time. Week to week we make adjustments, and we get ready to go for the next one. I feel like that part of it, you know, is kind of second nature to us at this point.

Obviously this is more of a taxing week for us as Canadians, but I'll get myself ready to go for Thursday and hopefully have a great week over there.

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