Masters 2025: Justin Rose steals the show on day 1, leads three shots

Augusta, him. – Justin Rose managed to steal attention from Scottie Scheffler and Rory Mcilroj in the highway by matching his personal best in Augusta National with 7-min 65 in the first major city.

Scheffler has done his share in his offer to conquer third master green jackets in four years, playing a rud without Bogee from 68.

McIlroy, so desperately to win this bigger and complete the Grand Slam career, he was there with him to the end. He took a couple of double bogeas late in the afternoon with careless mistakes and had to settle for 72. It was the seventh right time, failed to stop 70 in the opening of the master’s.

Rose got out of the gates with three flat birds. He added three more around the turn. He went around almost 10 shots better than the field of average until the bad shirt shot into the trees brought to his only Godye in the final hole.

No matter. This was a reminder to rose that his good golf is still very good.

“I’m 44 years old. Golf won’t light me easier in the next five, 10 years, whatever it is,” Rose said. “So your opportunity goes forward less. So you have to use it.”

Rose Set One Masters Record: The fifth time he had at least a share of the lead from 18 holes, breaking the brand held by Jack Nickus. The larger difference, of course, Ickulaus has six of these green jackets.

Also, the eighth time he grew at least a ride in leadership after any round in Augusta National, something that only five people did. All are master champions.

“I feel like I played well to win this tournament,” Rose said, whose best chance is Garcia in 2017. I have to keep creating those possibilities, and that’s the only way to do it on the list. “I definitely not be ashamed of her.”

Scheffler was 3 below at an order, including one bird on the eighth of 5 years in which his ball was deep in development, short of green. He managed to pull out some 20 feet left to the PIN and uses a slope to return it to 15 feet and made Punt.

He rarely was stressed.

“I was fighting for what I felt like two more.” Said Scheffler, “But besides, the golf course was in front of me for most days, he made a lot of really good things out there.”

Corey Conners from Canada birds the last two holes for 68, and they joined Ludwig Åberg, Super Swede who was a runner in Scheffler in his Masters a year ago.

US Open Champion Bryson Dechambeau and Tyrrell Hatton wore a Liv Golf Flag, how in 69. Dechambeau had seven birds in his and lower day.

“Making some worship, they probably release me a little and says, you know what? Just go out and play some golf,” Dechambeau said.

Roore came early, along with a few shivers.

Fred couples, who wondered a month ago if in 65 with creaking back and further greeted to play, he became just another player who broke the couple. Pairs snapped with a relationship 14. with 6 iron hybrid on to 71. Tom Watson was also 65 – to 28 days that he was still the oldest – when in 2015. year, in 2015.

The Horror show belonged to Nick Dunlap, a 21-year-old who won the PGA tour last year as an amateur. It certainly feels like an amateur watch when he made Double bushes in the final hole for 90. It was the highest result, because Ben Crenshaw Shot 91 in 2015. year between the age of 63.

Hideki Matsuyama may have caught the worst break when his approach in par-5 13. Hit the PIN and originated in the tributary of Rae’s stream. The craziest day belonged to Nicolai Hojgaard – once eagle, five birds, four pairs., Five worship and three double gods. Do the mathematics and it goes out to 76.

“Mentally drained a game like this circle,” said Hojgaard.

And then there was Mcilroj, which is removed in the water behind 15. green for double Bogee, then go for a long 17th. And agreed that error with three times for another double Bogee.

Far glitter on a warm spring day was Rose, who went so well in such a point that he had felt like a thrower throwing non-helicon.

He attacked 6 feet for a bird on a couple-5 eighth. He struck a wedge to the ninth and used a slope to set a 5-foot bird, giving him a career-low 31 on the front of the front. This is followed by a 12-foot bird.

“Then the day felt a little differently. Then I felt I was doing something potentially more on a special side,” Rose said.

And then he really began to pull with a fields away from the water to set a 10-foot bird on 15., followed by a 20-foot bird on a par-3 16. The birds allowed for birds and roses. Instead, he got a couple-bogee that he did not destroy his mood.

The average score was 73.6. Only six players broke 70, and 20 others broke a couple.

“Overall, great day,” Rose said … “I played a lot of golf here in Augusta National. So I’m distracting my equal results for me.”

Still three days is the achievement that it has pulled it out so far.