Rose Reflects on Missed Opportunity as Scheffler and Hatton Finish Strongly

Justin Rose expressed disappointment over a missed chance at Masters victory, citing a shift in momentum around Amen Corner as the turning point. Rose led by two shots at one stage but was overtaken after back-to-back bogeys and a missed opportunity for birdie at the 13th. Despite a strong start, Rose ultimately finished in a four-way tie for third, two strokes behind the leader. Rose stated, "I was really in control... The mentality was to run through the finish line, not just try and get it done." However, he acknowledged that the momentum shifted against him, and he was unable to recover. In contrast, Scottie Scheffler and Tyrrell Hatton had strong finishes, with Scheffler claiming second place and Hatton surging up the leaderboard with a remarkable run on the back nine. Scheffler credited his solid play over the weekend, saying, "I put up a good fight and proud of how I played." Hatton, who finished in a tie for third, was motivated by the prospect of returning next year with his newborn daughter, saying, "It would be amazing to see her in a boiler suit [at the Par-3 tournament]."