Rose reflects on missed chance as Scheffler and Hatton finish strong

Justin Rose expressed disappointment at letting a Masters victory slip through his fingers, describing it as a 'chance that got away' after finishing in a four-way tie for third place at Augusta National. Rose had led by two shots during the final round but struggled around Amen Corner, dropping back-to-back bogeys at the 11th and 12th holes. He failed to capitalize on a strong second shot into the 13th, three-putting for par, which ultimately cost him the win. Rory McIlroy overtook Rose, who ended with a two-under 70, two strokes behind McIlroy. Rose felt in control early on but saw momentum shift after the bogeys. Despite this, he praised the crowd's support throughout the week. Scottie Scheffler claimed second place, coming close to victory after being 12 shots behind going into the weekend. He achieved a remarkable feat of not dropping a shot all weekend at Augusta National. Tyrrell Hatton also made a strong run on the back nine, eventually finishing in a share of third place with a six-under 66. Hatton was motivated by the prospect of returning next year with his newborn daughter, hoping to see her in a boiler suit at the Par-3 tournament.