Rose Wins US Open
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Justin Rose clinched his maiden major title to become the first Englishman for 43-years to win the US Open.
The 32-year-old won by two shots from now six-time runner-up Phil Mickelson and Jason Day on a gripping final day.
Below we bring you what clubs the Englishman used, how he cost Ladbrokes £2 million and his very best instruction tips, from playing under pressure and driving, to wedge play and putting.
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JUSTIN ROSE WINS THE 2013 US OPEN Read the story behind the Englishman’s victory at Merion, as reported by our man on the ground, Jock Howard.
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JUSTIN ROSE IN THE BAG The 32-year-old used a bag full of TaylorMade gear, including becoming the first major winner using the Lethal ball. See all the clubs he used here. Read more >>>
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WIN A JUSTIN ROSE SIGNED US OPEN TOUR BAG We’ve teamed up with TaylorMade and american golf to offer you the chance to win a limited edition TaylorMade US Open staff bag, signed by the 2013 winner.
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ROSE TELLS TG HOW HE TRANSFORMED HIS GAME We caught up with the new world number three at the start of the season to see how he’s managed to continually step up a level over the past three years. Read more >>>
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ROSE INTRUCTION – PLAYING UNDER PRESSURE Here the Englishman recalls his final few holes versus Phil Mickelson at the 2012 Ryder Cup, and what you can learn from his techniques for tackling pressure. Read more >>>
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ROSE INTRUCTION – PUTTING Here the new US Open champion shares his secrets with the flatstick, which have helped him become one of the best putters in the game. Read more >>>
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ROSE INTRUCTION – PITCHING From 100-yards and in is where the professionals are a world apart from us amateurs, here Justin Rose shares his best pitching tips. Read more >>>
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LADBROKES LOSE £2 MILLION THANKS TO ROSE With a pre-round high of 25-1, and early odds drifting out to 66-1 in-play, the bookie’s took a beating this weekend as the Englishman claimed his maiden win. Read more >>>
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BEING JUSTIN ROSE’S CADDY Behind every great player is a great bagman, and Justin Rose is no different. We spoke to Mark Fulcher, to find out more about being part of the Englishman’s inner-circle. Read more >>>
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