Justin Rose didn't win Masters, but he won't leave empty-handed
Justin Rose’s valiant effort at the 2025 Masters fell short to Rory McIlroy’s historic win. Here is Rose's prize breakdown for his runner-up.
golf.comHere’s the latest on Justin Rose’s Masters finishes by year, based on the most recent reporting I can access:
- 2025 Masters: Runner-up (2nd) in a playoff with Rory McIlroy. This marked another near-miss at Augusta.[7]
- 2024 Masters: Missed Cut (MC).[7]
- 2023 Masters: T-16th.[7]
- 2022 Masters: Missed Cut (MC).[7]
- 2021 Masters: 7th place.[7]
- 2020 Masters: T-23rd.[7]
- 2019 Masters: Missed Cut (MC).[7]
- 2018 Masters: T-12th.[7]
- 2017 Masters: 2nd place in a playoff (lost to Sergio Garcia).[7]
- 2016 Masters: T-10th.[7]
- 2015 Masters: T-2nd (runner-up).[7]
- 2014 Masters: T-14th.[7]
- 2013 Masters: T-25th.[7]
- 2012 Masters: T-8th.[7]
- 2011 Masters: T-11th.[7]
- 2009 Masters: T-20th.[7]
- 2008 Masters: T-36th.[7]
- 2007 Masters: T-5th.[7]
- 2004 Masters: T-22nd.[7]
- 2003 Masters: T-39th.[7]
Notes:
- Rose has twice or more been a runner-up in playoffs (notably 2015 T-2nd and 2017 second in a playoff). The 2025 finish added another near-miss at Augusta.[7]
- If you’d like, I can compile this into a clean CSV or generate a quick chart showing year vs finish position. I can also verify any specific year’s scoring details or provide context on how his Masters results compare to other top players.