Justin Rose won the U.S. Open, but since Phil Mickelson came in second (again) it'll play like Phil lost it. But Justin Rose (basically) kept it together while everyone else fell apart and deserves some credit for succeeding
The story isn't Justin Rose, but his dad Ken, who first put a club in Justin's hands when the boy wasn't even a year old, writes Ian O'Connor. Story. • Collins: Final-Round Grades • Stats & Info: Rose In Red • Radio: Rose On Win • Final-Round Scores
Justin Rose won the 113th U.S. Open with a score of one over par, two better than Phil Mickelson and Jason Day. Rose, who collected a check for $1.44 million, joins the likes of Ben Hogan, Bobby Jones and Lee Trevino as a winner of a major championship
Phil Mickelson, sentimental favorite and leader/co-leader every night of the U.S. Open, the guy who's somehow golf's everyman despite being a private-jet-flying multimillionaire, has once again fallen just short at the U.S. Open. Justin Rose, an
ARDMORE, Pa. – Fly the Cross of St. George next to those red wicker baskets. The U.S. Open has an English champion for the first time in 43 years. Justin Rose shot a closing 70 Sunday at Merion Golf Club for a 1-over 281 total and his first major
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