Justin Rose Masters history: How English golfer's many leads at Augusta haven't translated to green jackets
Justin Rose has spent more time in the lead at the Masters than many champions despite not having his own green jacket.
www.sportingnews.comHere’s the latest on Justin Rose’s Masters finishes by year, based on the most recent reporting I can access:
- 2025 Masters: Runner-up (2nd) in a playoff with Rory McIlroy. This marked another near-miss at Augusta.[7]
- 2024 Masters: Missed Cut (MC).[7]
- 2023 Masters: T-16th.[7]
- 2022 Masters: Missed Cut (MC).[7]
- 2021 Masters: 7th place.[7]
- 2020 Masters: T-23rd.[7]
- 2019 Masters: Missed Cut (MC).[7]
- 2018 Masters: T-12th.[7]
- 2017 Masters: 2nd place in a playoff (lost to Sergio Garcia).[7]
- 2016 Masters: T-10th.[7]
- 2015 Masters: T-2nd (runner-up).[7]
- 2014 Masters: T-14th.[7]
- 2013 Masters: T-25th.[7]
- 2012 Masters: T-8th.[7]
- 2011 Masters: T-11th.[7]
- 2009 Masters: T-20th.[7]
- 2008 Masters: T-36th.[7]
- 2007 Masters: T-5th.[7]
- 2004 Masters: T-22nd.[7]
- 2003 Masters: T-39th.[7]
Notes:
- Rose has twice or more been a runner-up in playoffs (notably 2015 T-2nd and 2017 second in a playoff). The 2025 finish added another near-miss at Augusta.[7]
- If you’d like, I can compile this into a clean CSV or generate a quick chart showing year vs finish position. I can also verify any specific year’s scoring details or provide context on how his Masters results compare to other top players.