Justin Rose won the FedEx Cup last season. Though he won’t be going home with the title again this year, he did submit a memorable moment at East Lake.
Rose, who could also be characterised as a deliberate player, says there are a lot more factors when it comes to slow play that people aren’t taking into account.
Riding a red-hot putter to scorch the notoriously bumpy Poa annua, Woodland carved up the Monterey Peninsula today with a bogey-free, six-under 65 to take a two-stroke lead over Justin Rose heading into the weekend.
Justin Rose parting ways with TaylorMade to take up with Honma might not represent a tectonic shift in the equipment landscape, but it did produce a jolt.
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