Justin Rose expressed disappointment over a missed chance at Masters glory, describing it as an opportunity that slipped away. The 45-year-old English golfer had led by two shots at one point during the final round but ultimately finished in a four-way tie for third place. Rose reflected on his performance, stating that he was in control but momentum shifted against him around Amen Corner.
Despite a strong start, he was unable to recover from back-to-back bogeys and a missed chance at the 13th hole. Rose praised the crowd at Augusta National, acknowledging their support throughout the tournament. Meanwhile, Scottie Scheffler secured second place behind Rory McIlroy, while Tyrrell Hatton made a notable run on the back nine to finish in a share of third place.
Hatton's impressive performance guaranteed his spot at next year's tournament, which he hopes to attend with his family, including his upcoming newborn. The PGA Tour now heads to South Carolina for the RBC Heritage, with the next men's major being the PGA Championship in May.