Justin Rose Masters history: How English golfer's many leads at Augusta haven't translated to green jackets

Justin Rose Masters history: How English golfer's many leads at Augusta haven't translated to green jackets originally appeared on The Sporting News . Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here . Justin Rose hasn't won a major since the 2013 U.

S. Open, but he continues to knock down the door and get closer to the pinnacle. At the Masters, near misses are all too familiar.

The veteran golfer has never won the Masters, but he routinely finds himself in contention and has even held numerous leads at Augusta National in his career. After another heartbreaking finish in 2025, Rose is still on the hunt for his first green jacket. Here's a look back at Rose's complete history at the Masters and how many times he's led at the end of a round.

SN's MASTERS HQ: Live Masters leaderboard | Masters TV coverage | Live streaming Justin Rose full Masters history Rose made his Masters debut in 2003 and has only missed the cut three times at Augusta National. Here's a full recap of his results: Year Finish 2003 T-39 2004 T-22 2005 — 2006 — 2007 T-5 2008 T-36 2009 T-20 2010 — 2011 T-11 2012 T-8 2013 T-25 2014 T-14 2015 T-2 2016 T-10 2017 2 2018 T-12 2019 Cut 2020 T-23 2021 7 2022 Cut 2023 T-16 2024 Cut 2025 2 Rose has three runner-up finishes at the Masters, including two playoff losses. He suffered losses to Sergio Garcia and Rory McIlroy in playoffs and finished tied for second behind Jordan Spieth in 2015.