News about Justin Rose

Golfers must commit to the game from an early age, forgoing childhood pleasures in the search of a dream to make it to the top. That deal, unfortunately, is unfulfilled for the most part. Only a select few make it to the elite level of the game, whether due to injury, appearance, or simply bad luck. That's why it's so rare to see some of the early images of the stars of today's day, who have managed to defyse and, in even rarer cases, win the major awards of the sport.

DOMINIC KING: Ninja, a black-and-white cat who is not able to capture everyone's attention, is found in a barn on a farm. A slewing bay horse affectionately known as 'Gil'. He is used to camera crews arriving in his stables, but he would like for people to worry about him, so he scrapes his hooves impatiently on the ground. A few carrots and a rub of the neck later, and it's back to normal. Gil (short for Gilgamboa) knows his place in the pecking order, and he also knows why we are here, at JP McManus' photo-perfect Martinstown Stud in County Limerick. The horse that had a cat's stealingth, a lion's heart, and was the first to scale a hurdle is being photographed in the box opposite.

CHIEF SPORTS WRITER: On Sunday afternoon, I was to witness a man being pilloried and mocked for the belief that golfers should be paid to play in one of the most assiduously and consistently corporate tournaments in the whole game. Allow us to forget about for a moment about the fact that Cantlay, one of the USA's top players in the World Cup, was described as "outright lies" in a broadcaster's statement that he refused to wear a cap at the Ryder Cup as a protest against the fact that players participate for free in the tournament. That denial did not have any sway with the hundreds of thousands of supporters who mocked him for being a mercenary by waving their caps in the air as he walked down the fairways, brandishing bank notes at him, and singing the lyrics to Jessie J's Price Tag as he walked past on his way to a 2&1 victory over the Englishman.

Patrick Cantlay, an irritable man wearing a bucket hat coloured in European blue and yellow, waved a bank note as he walked to the eighth green on Sunday. As the American and his caddie, Joe LaCava, walked past, he yelled, 'Here, go, Patrick.' If you want it that badly, I'll give you a few dollars, mate.' Cantlay smiled and carried on as best he could. Hundreds of protesters were on their feet, waving their caps at him after a television reporter suggested on Twitter/X that Cantlay had refused to wear his hat this week to protest the fact that players are not paid to play in the Ryder Cup, a charge Cantlay denied because the players are not paid to play in the Ryder Cup, a charge he denied. They sang, 'Hats off for your bank account.' A group of European citizens erupted in a chorus of Abba's Money, Wealth, Money, and People. Some of Jessie J's Price Tag's lyrics were performed. As Cantlay, the world No. 5 smote his drive down the ninth fairway, another comedian in the gallery yelled, 'That's the money shot, Patrick.'

As they commemorated their victory today, the jubilant wives and girlfriends of the Ryder Cup planted kisses on their Team Europe partners. The WAGS donned matching outfits, sporting all-white outfits tops with yellow jackets as they celebrated their golf star partners in a storm. The wives and girlfriends were out in force to assist their partners in Rome as Team Europe entered the final day of the tournament. Paige Straka, Sepp Straka's wife, tied the knot with the golfer in September 2021, was one of those cheering for the athletes. Shannon Hartley, a rookie in Team Europe, was accompanied by her mother Shannon Hartley. And Justin Rose's wife Kate, who he wed in December 2006, was caught cheering next to the others.

After winning over Justin Rose on Sunday, Patrick Cantlay branded claims that he refused to wear a cap at the Ryder Cup in protest at not being paid as 'outright lies.' After Cantlay inquired why players were not being paid to play in Rome, it was said that Team USA was blighted by a rift. According to reports, Cantlay expressed his dissatisfaction by refusing to wear a team cap. That sparked taunts and a hostile atmosphere from the home crowd.

Paige, Bob MacIntyre's wife Shannon Hartley, and Justin Rose's wife Kate (pictured) were photographed supporting their athletes at the major golfing tournament. The WAGS wore matching outfits, sporting all-white outfits tops with yellow jackets, posing up a storm. This weekend, they were not the only WAGs celebrating their partners. When they applauded on their partners yesterday, Diane Donald, 40, the glamorous wife of Europe captain Luke Donald, took to Instagram to post photos of herself, her children, and fellow WAGs. Erica Stoll, 36, wife of Rory McIlroy, was one of the other WAGs helping their families. Olivia Peet and Vice Captain Edoardo Molinari's wife Anna Rosci were also seen at the festival supporting their husbands and boyfriends.

The singles matches for the final day of the Ryder Cup have been announced, with Team Europe's Jon Rahm facing world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler first. Justin Rose will face Patrick Cantlay, while Rory McIlroy will face Sam Burns. In an exciting match, Tommy Fleetwood of Europe will face Rickie Fowler.

Zach Johnson, the Ryder Cup captain, has come under fire after his suggestion to Jordan Spieth, who has spectacularly backfired. On Day Two in Marco Simone, Spieth, partnered with long-time buddy Justin Thomas, met Justin Rose and Robert MacIntyre in the fourballs as the US desperately tried to claw its way back to a comeback. However, the pair found themselves three down after 15 against the European pair, needing to do something spectacular to keep their hopes alive. Stood at the tee at the 277-yard par-four 16th hole, needing to win the hole to extend the match, Spieth pulled out the driver only for Johnson to step in and try to coach him out of it.

ROME, MIKE EEGAN's men celebrated their 2021 debut with their first-ever flawless morning before a tumultuous afternoon produced a barely convincing 6.5-1.5 score line, the joint highest score at this level. Viktor Hovland, Rahm, and Justin Rose, all hoping to put up half-points for Europe in the fourballs, as the visitors looked set to stage a spirited comeback from 4-0 down.

Justin Rose saved Team Europe from losing their first victory on the first day of the Ryder Cup by displaying his calm and experience on the 18th hole. Max Homa and Wyndham Clark should have given the visitors their first whole number of the day, but instead they were dispersed on the 17th for more misery on the final hole.

The most recent iteration of the tournament will be held at the Marco Simone Golf and Country Club in Rome this weekend, with Europe trying to regain the trophy after losing 19-9 in 2021. With the hosts barely favored to win the title against the Americans, Rory McIlroy, Justin Rose, and Ludvig Aberg will take on their American peers. The players have been training in Italy for the duration of the tournament, and their families have been welcomed.

Following the shockwave announcement that LIV Golf will be merged with the DP World Tour and the PGA Tour, Sergio Garcia has revealed that he had 'asked to play in the 2023 Ryder Cup.' Last week, reports revealed that the Spaniard failed in a last-ditch attempt to get a spot on the European Ryder Cup team.' Garcia was reportedly speaking with DP World Tour CEO Keith Pelley to ask if he could recover the bridges that were destroyed when he left to play for LIV Golf.

Sergio Garcia, Europe's longest-serving Ryder Cup points scorer, has reportedly 'denied a last-ditch effort' to participate in the showdown in Italy later this month. Luke Donald assembled his Ryder Cup squad two weeks ago, with Justin Rose returning to the European side for the first time in five years alongside Tommy Fleetwood and Shane Lowry, who were chosen as captains picks. However, there was no room in the squad for any LIV Golfers, who had been disciplined and barred from playing on the DP World Tour since the league's breakaway Saudi-backed golf league was announced.

XCLUSIVE BY RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: A few of guys had a different name for Ludvig Aberg back in Texas, well before many of us learned about Europe's most exciting young talent. 'My assistant and I, we used to shamefully call Ken, as in Barbie and Ken,' Greg Sands says, and Aberg's participation in the Aberg story is a huge one. He is speaking to Mail Sport from Texas Tech University, where he is the head coach of Aberg's golf program from 2019 to this summer, where the Swedish comet was finally allowed loose on the sky. Sands says, 'He never really knew' that we didn't have that name for him until recently.' It was just a little thing between me and Mikkel Bjerch-Andresen on the staff.' I actually spoke to Ludvig two weeks ago on the phone and told him, and he was like, "What?" But Ken, we'd like, was his nickname.

After selecting the Swede Ludvig Aberg in his European team for the match against the United States in Rome later this month, Luke Donald will take a punt on youth at the Ryder Cup. On Monday, the 23-year-old, who only became a professional in June and has never won a major, joined Tommy Fleetwood, Justin Rose, Shane Lowry, Sepp Straka, and Nicolai Hojgaard as one of Donald's six wildcards. They join automatic qualifiers Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Viktor Hovland, Tyrrell Hatton, Matt Fitzpatrick, and Robert MacIntyre in the 12-strong group.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: After naming the Swede Ludvig Aberg in his European squad for the match against the United States in Rome later this month, Luke Donald will take a punt on youth at the Ryder Cup. The 23-year-old, who joined June and has never contested a major, was one of Donald's six wildcards announced on Monday, along with Tommy Fleetwood, Justin Rose, Shane Lowry, Sepp Straka, and Nicolai Hojgaard. They are teammates of automatic qualifiers Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Viktor Hovland, Tyrrell Hatton, Matt Fitzpatrick, and Robert MacIntyre in the 12-strong team.

IAN LADYMAN AT HOYLAKE: With many major names struggling to make the cut at the 151st Open Championship, Royal Liverpool continued to show just how tough this historic golf course can be. Although Brian Harman led the tournament alone, five shots ahead of his nearest competitor, Tommy Fleetwood, were disqualified, including Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson, and European Ryder Cup hopefuls Justin Rose and Shane Lowry. Both world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler and defending champion Cameron Smith were able to avoid the cut by the narrowest of margins, with both booking their ticket to the weekend card and a birdie and an eagle respectively on the 18th hole.

Phil Mickelson, a six-time major champion, is one of many major names to have missed the cut at the Open Championship. Dustin Johnson, Justin Rose, Shane Lowry, and Justin Thomas were all defeated by the winding links course at Royal Liverpool after 36 holes of golf. The quintet are some of the game's most seasoned players to date, winning 12 majors between them but having succumbed to the historic par 71 track.

Brian Harman, an American, stormed to the top of the Open leaderboard with a barrage of early birds and an eagle at the end of the second round at a windy Royal Liverpool on Friday. Conditions made scoring devilishly difficult with sub-par rounds few and far apart, but Harman had no worries about a five-shot lead. Rory McIlroy, a day-timer, vowed to make a change, but in his second round, he had only increased to one under late, but not before.

On Friday afternoon, Jon Rahm was caught on camera screaming after missing a vital putt during the Open. After being questioned by photographers and camera crews at the tournament, Rahm has painted an irate figure throughout the proceedings at Royal Liverpool Golf Club. And, the Masters champion's mood has barely improved after being seen in a tumultuous state after missing a putt on Hole 10 on Friday.

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: Photographers and camera crews at The Open have been encouraged to give Jon Rahm a wider audience after his rage boiled over during the first round. Following his marquee grouping with Rory McIlroy and Justin Rose from inside the ropes, the Masters champion struck out after his opening 74, saying there were just too many members of the media. "I'm trying to walk, but there are way too many people in my way, and I can't go at my speed because they are in my way," he said.

Rory McIlroy begins his quest for his second Open Championship later today, with Jon Rahm and Justin Rose in action. In 2014, the Northern Irishman's only victory at the tournament came when he finished two shots above Rickie Fowler. The 34-year-old comes off a strong win at the Scottish Open, finishing 15th in North Berwick ahead of Robert MacIntyre.

BY RIATH AL-SAMARRAI : It was the Open that brought Justin Rose as a young man. He's also come back to the fact that it could also denote the latter years of his career. The thought has arisen because we are discussing age and curses of it. About what you lose, Rose often feels when he remembers the 17-year-old amateur who finished fourth at Royal Birkdale in 1998.