Justin Rose
Justin Rose was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and moved to England at age five. He turned professional in 1998 after the Open Championship. Rose’s parents are Ken and Annie Rose, who supported his early golf development. He represented England as an amateur before beginning his successful professional career.
He married Kate Phillips, a former British gymnast, in 2006. The couple has two children, Leo and Charlotte. Rose has lived in the Bahamas while competing internationally. His family often travels with him during PGA Tour and European Tour event
Justin Rose’s Biggest Win on Tour
Justin Rose’s biggest PGA Tour win came at the 2013 U.S. Open at Merion Golf Club in Pennsylvania. He finished at one-over-par, securing a two-shot victory. This triumph marked his first major championship title. It was also the first U.S. Open win by an Englishman since 1970.
Rose’s steady play and clutch approach shots were key to his success. He dedicated the victory to his late father, Ken. The win elevated his world ranking and cemented his elite status. It remains a career-defining moment in his professional golf journey.
Justin Rose’s Golf Equipment and Sponsorships
Justin Rose currently plays Honma golf clubs, including forged irons designed for precision and feel. His putter choice is the Axis1 Rose model. He uses TaylorMade TP5 golf balls for consistency and control. Rose has also previously used TaylorMade clubs during his career.
His sponsorships have included Honma Golf, Bonobos apparel, and Mastercard. He also represents Lamkin grips as part of his endorsements. Rolex is among his notable luxury brand partnerships. Rose’s equipment and sponsorships reflect his premium, performance-focused image on tour.
Latest News on Justin Rose
8/11/25 – FedEx St. Jude
Justin Rose won the 2025 FedEx St. Jude Championship in a gripping three-hole playoff over J.J. Spaun. It marked his first PGA Tour victory since February 2023, and he became the oldest European winner in modern PGA Tour history at age 45. His dramatic back-nine rally—four birdies in the final five holes—showcased his resilience and clutch performance under pressure. That win also secured his automatic qualification for the European Ryder Cup team for 2025.
At the 2025 Open Championship, Rose displayed grace and camaraderie, embracing Rory McIlroy despite a heartbreaking playoff loss at the Masters earlier. Their friendship and sportsmanship shone during the tournament in Portrush. In the aftermath of the Masters, a video showed McIlroy hugging Rose’s wife, Kate—dubbed the “mystery woman.” Rose later brushed off the moment with humor, emphasizing the emotional resonance of the occasion.