Rose Reflects on Missed Opportunity as Scheffler and Hatton Finish Strong

Justin Rose expressed disappointment over a missed chance at Masters glory, citing a shift in momentum around Amen Corner as the turning point. Despite leading by two shots at one stage, Rose's bid for the title was derailed by back-to-back bogeys and a missed opportunity for a birdie at the 13th. "I was in control, but the momentum shifted, and I couldn't get it back," Rose said, acknowledging that his par at the 13th was a crucial moment that cost him the win. Meanwhile, Scottie Scheffler finished second, claiming an impressive feat of not dropping a shot all weekend, while Tyrrell Hatton surged up the leaderboard with a remarkable run on the back nine to finish in a tie for third. Scheffler reflected on his performance, saying, "I put up a good fight, but ultimately came up short." Hatton, who started the day seven off the lead, was thrilled with his round, which included an eagle two and four successive birdies, and is already looking forward to next year's tournament with his family in mind.