RBC CANADIAN OPEN

June 13, 2026

Matthew Anderson

TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (North Course)

Quick Quotes

Q. You made the weekend, kind of what was your mindset going into today's round?

MATTHEW ANDERSON: Yeah, I just wanted to do my process as best I can, try my best on every shot, make good swings, and see where we end up. I definitely have the game to contend out here, I know I belong. I played a decent round, just didn't really get too much out of it. But, yeah, no.

Q. Going into the rain tomorrow, are you ready?

MATTHEW ANDERSON: For sure, it will be fun. It won't be the first time I played this course in the rain. So that will be at least nice to have some familiarity (laughing).

Q. How helpful is that familiarity?

MATTHEW ANDERSON: It's huge. I've played tens -- I don't know how many rounds exactly, but I've played a lot of rounds out here. Just familiarity with the lines off the tee and just sights and all these different types of wind directions, knowing I've hit shots and have the experience to go about it, I guess, like nothing's new for me is huge, for sure. You don't play many tournaments where you kind of have that, so it's definitely nice to have it.

Q. You have a sort of robotic motion that you do before your swing, it's sort of in your practice swing.

MATTHEW ANDERSON: Yeah, I've been doing that forever. It's something, a feeling kind of with my coach, stuff we were working on from when I was a kid. It's just my interpretation of how it feels like, kind of a Joaquin Niemann sort of side bend, yeah. But obviously I'm never going to get there when I actually swing, but it's just kind of a comfort thing now, I just kind of do it and it's like a feeling out of how I kind of want to impact the ball, I guess.