Rose Reflects on Missed Opportunity as Scheffler and Hatton Finish Strongly

Justin Rose expressed his disappointment at missing out on Masters victory, describing it as a 'chance that got away'. Rose led by two shots at one stage in the final round but back-to-back bogeys and a missed opportunity at the 13th hole saw him slip behind. He ultimately finished in a four-way tie for third place with a two-under 70, two shots behind the leader. Rose attributed his par at the 13th as the decisive moment that cost him the win, saying it was a 'continuation of momentum' and the 'three-putt was untimely'. Scottie Scheffler claimed second place, while Tyrrell Hatton threatened to pull off a shock victory with a strong run on the back nine, finishing with a six-under 66 to share third place. Hatton was motivated by the prospect of returning next year with his newborn daughter, who is due in six weeks.