Robert MacIntyre extends lead in RBC Canadian Open with eagle on 17th

Robert MacIntyre made a long putt to score an eagle on the 17th hole, giving him a big lead in the RBC Canadian Open. He played well and is now ahead by four strokes going into the final round. MacIntyre's good mindset and low expectations helped him perform well throughout the tournament. Mackenzie Hughes, a Canadian player, is also doing well and is tied for second place with Ryan Fox and Ben Griffin. Hughes knows that MacIntyre's performance will have a big impact on the final results. Last year, Nick Taylor won the Canadian Open, becoming the first Canadian to do so in many years. Rory McIlroy, a two-time champion, is also playing in the tournament and is currently tied for 11th place. McIlroy is enjoying the atmosphere and made some impressive shots during the game. MacIntyre mentioned that he stayed focused and resilient throughout the game, bouncing back from mistakes with good shots. On the other hand, Ryan Fox also played well and shared the lead with MacIntyre after the second round. Fox made some crucial birdie putts to stay in contention. Both players have yet to win a PGA Tour event but are showing strong performances in this tournament. Canadian player Mackenzie Hughes had a good round with two eagles but also faced some challenges towards the end. Despite the closing bogeys, Hughes is happy to be in contention for the weekend. Overall, the tournament is filled with exciting moments and strong performances from various players. The competition is fierce, and each player is giving their best to secure a good position in the final standings. The golf course is challenging but suits the players' styles, leading to an interesting and competitive event.