"Justin Rose made the turn with a two-shot lead in the final round of The Masters after a scintillating front nine at Augusta National. Rose went into Sunday's fourth round hoping it would be a case of fourth time lucky, having finished as runner-up three times before in his career."
"Having birdied the first before dropping a shot at the third, Rose birdied four of the final five holes on the front nine, a 28-foot putt at the fifth followed by a remarkable shot from the pine straw at the seventh."
"Though he birdied the par-four third, McIlroy surrendered the initiative to Young with bogeys at four and six before undoing some of the damage with a birdie at seven."
Justin Rose entered the final round of The Masters with hopes of winning after finishing as runner-up three times. He started the day three shots behind leaders Rory McIlroy and Cameron Young. Rose made a strong front nine, birdying four of the last five holes to turn in 32. McIlroy struggled with bogeys, while Young maintained a strong position. Russell Henley and Tyrrell Hatton also competed closely as Rose aimed to secure his first Masters title.
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