At just 17 years old, he produced one of the greatest Low Amateur performances in Open Championship history and that was just the start of Justin Rose’s story.
Rose has become a regular and well-liked presence at The Open Championship, competing 19 times in total, after making his dream debut in 1998.
Known worldwide for his analytical and meticulous approach to golf, he has gone on to become a major champion (2013 U.S Open), won gold at the Olympic Games (Rio 2016) and come so very close to winning the Claret Jug in 2018, when he finished runner-up to Francesco Molinari.
Justin Rose is one of The Open Championships ‘Stars of Silver’.
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Is Justin Rose the best Low Amateur to ever win the Silver Medal at The Open?
The best course on the Open rota, Royal Birkdale 👍🏻👍🏻
Love that 1997, 98 era. Old school golf