I would love to push myself to try and win another Major: Justin Rose
Professional golfer Justin Rose discusses his career, his aspirations to win another Major, and his current visit to India for the DP World India Championship. He reflects on his journey to World No. 1 and his ongoing competitive spirit at age 46.
Why it matters
Highlights the growing influence of India as a destination for international sporting events and the global reach of professional golf.
This is Justin Rose’s second visit to India. The first was a good 22 years ago, when the English golfer played a skins game at DLF Golf and Country Club in Gurgaon. “That was back in the day before DLF became the DLF of now,” Rose said.
Rose’s own journey over the last decades has seen tremendous highs. A 13-time winner on the PGA Tour, Rose hit the peak in 2013 when he won the U.S. Open, his first and only Major title. In September 2018, Rose rose to the World No. 1 spot, becoming only the fourth English golfer to reach those great heights after Nick Faldo, Lee Westwood, and Luke Donald.
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