Justin Rose achieved a historic wire-to-wire victory at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines, a feat not seen in 71 years. The English golfer started with a six-shot lead and never relinquished it, closing out the tournament with a two-under-par 70 to set the 72-hole record of 23-under-par 265. He surpassed the mark previously held by Tiger Woods' 1999 performance.
Rose's dominating performance was marked by a strong opening round of 62 on the North course and continued success throughout the South course, where he has never lost form. The 45-year-old golfer broke his own record from their previous victory in 2019 while demonstrating his dedication to golf, having won multiple titles and medals.
Rose's comments after the win included an apology to Tiger Woods, indicating a level of respect for his fellow competitor. Despite Rose's impressive performance, there were runners-up, including Kim Si Woo, Ryo Hisatsune, and Pierceson Coody, who shared second place honors with Koepka returning from the LIV Golf league.
Rose's achievement marked his 13th PGA Tour victory, propelling him to a world ranking of number three. He has consistently worked hard to maintain his elite status in golf, having won a US Open and Olympic gold medal, as well as participating in seven Ryder Cup competitions. Despite this success, Rose remains committed to his craft, asserting that he believes there is "good stuff" ahead for him.
Rose's wire-to-wire win solidified his position among the world's top golfers, demonstrating his ability to adapt and excel on any course, particularly at Torrey Pines.
Rose's dominating performance was marked by a strong opening round of 62 on the North course and continued success throughout the South course, where he has never lost form. The 45-year-old golfer broke his own record from their previous victory in 2019 while demonstrating his dedication to golf, having won multiple titles and medals.
Rose's comments after the win included an apology to Tiger Woods, indicating a level of respect for his fellow competitor. Despite Rose's impressive performance, there were runners-up, including Kim Si Woo, Ryo Hisatsune, and Pierceson Coody, who shared second place honors with Koepka returning from the LIV Golf league.
Rose's achievement marked his 13th PGA Tour victory, propelling him to a world ranking of number three. He has consistently worked hard to maintain his elite status in golf, having won a US Open and Olympic gold medal, as well as participating in seven Ryder Cup competitions. Despite this success, Rose remains committed to his craft, asserting that he believes there is "good stuff" ahead for him.
Rose's wire-to-wire win solidified his position among the world's top golfers, demonstrating his ability to adapt and excel on any course, particularly at Torrey Pines.