Justin Rose Masters history: Best finishes, major wins and golf legacy
Call it deja vu all over again, but Justin Rose came into the 2025 Masters Tournament looking like he was going to absolutely blitz the field, much in the same
fansided.comHere are the latest Masters finish trends for Justin Rose, focusing on his finishes by year up to 2026:
- 2025 Masters: Runner-up
- 2024 Masters: Missed Cut
- 2023 Masters: T-16th
- 2022 Masters: Missed Cut
- 2021 Masters: 7th
- 2020 Masters: T-23rd
- 2019 Masters: Missed Cut
- 2018 Masters: T-12th
- 2017 Masters: 2nd (lost in playoff)
- 2016 Masters: T-10th
- 2015 Masters: T-2nd
- 2014 Masters: T-14th
- 2013 Masters: T-25th
- 2012 Masters: T-8th
- 2011 Masters: T-11th
- 2009 Masters: T-20th
- 2008 Masters: T-36th
- 2007 Masters: T-5th
- 2004 Masters: T-22nd
- 2003 Masters: T-39th
Notes:
- Rose has finished runner-up at Augusta National three times (2015, 2017, and 2025) but has yet to win the Masters. This near-miss pattern is often discussed in contemporary coverage as one of his defining Masters chapters.[3][7]
- His Masters record shows a mix of top-10s and missed cuts, with his best results historically clustered in the mid-2010s and again with the 2025 near-miss.[5][3]
Illustration (example): a simple timeline helps visualize consistency around top-10 finishes with the notable playoff near-misses in 2015, 2017, and 2025.
If you’d like, I can pull the exact final-round scores for each year to accompany the finish positions, or summarize how his Masters performance compares to his other major results.