Three Canadian golfers – Nick Taylor, Mike Weir, and Corey Conners – are preparing to compete in the prestigious 2026 Masters Tournament at Augusta National.

Canadian Contenders Prepare for Augusta

The upcoming tournament features a strong Canadian contingent, with each golfer bringing a wealth of experience and ambition to the course. First and second-round tee times have been announced, signaling the start of an exciting week of competition.

Nick Taylor – Fourth Masters Appearance

Representing Abbotsford, B.C., Nick Taylor is set to make his fourth appearance at the Masters. The five-time PGA Tour winner expressed confidence in his game, stating it is “trending in the right direction.” His best Masters finish to date was a tie for 29th place in 2020.

Taylor will tee off first for Canada on Thursday at 9:31 a.m. ET, paired with Ryan Gerard and Keegan Bradley.

Mike Weir – A Historic Return

Mike Weir, the 2003 Masters champion, will be participating in his 27th Masters Tournament. His victory 23 years ago made him the first Canadian male golfer to win a major championship, defeating Len Mattiace in a playoff.

Weir is scheduled to begin his week at 11:27 a.m. ET, playing alongside Wyndham Clark and amateur Mateo Pulcini.

Corey Conners – Seeking a Breakthrough

Corey Conners, from Listowel, Ont., is considered a strong contender, boasting four top-10 finishes at Augusta in the past six years, including a sixth-place result in 2022. Currently ranked 44th in the Official World Golf Rankings, Conners aims for a consistent performance to secure a major championship.

Conners will tee off at 12:44 p.m. ET, accompanied by Harry Hall and Michael Brennan.

Extensive Tournament Coverage

Fans can follow all the action with comprehensive coverage on TSN, TSN.ca, and the TSN App. This includes live broadcasts, featured group coverage, and the popular Par 3 contest.

The Canadian golfers are focused on delivering their best performances, with Taylor aiming for a significant impact, Weir hoping to recapture his 2003 magic, and Conners striving for a major breakthrough.