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WATCH THIS: Justin Rose Finishes his Second Round in Style
Earlier in the week, Justin Rose talked about how much he enjoyed playing in the Philadelphia area.
And why wouldn’t he? Back in 2010, Rose won the AT&T National at Aronimink. A year later, he claimed his lone major win at the U.S. Open just down the road at Merion.
The 45-year-old Englishman grinded out a solid even-par 70 on Thursday, but Friday – in the worst conditions we’ve seen all week with strong winds – it was a struggle.
Rose was 5-over for the day when he reached the 590-yard par-5 ninth hole in Round 2. He knew he had to be aggressive.
PGA Championship 2026: Watch Justin Rose make the cut in the most dramatic way possible
Golf fans lamented Friday's wind and pin placements (Just ask Scottie Scheffler) for causing a lack of fireworks on the leaderboard at Aronimink. But there was a bit of excitement around the cut line involving a major champion.
Justin Rose didn't have his best stuff for the first two days at the PGA Championship, in large part, as our Shane Ryan writes, due to his struggles with those new irons. But the 2013 U.S. Open champ came up clutch when it mattered most.
Rose opened his second round with a double bogey and looked like he might not make the cut at Aronimink for much of the day. A bogey on the par-3 eighth, his penultimate hole of the day, put Rose at five over par. But after two good shots on the par-5 ninth to put himself around the green, the 45-year-old summoned the type of magic golf fans are used to seeing from him at the Ryder Cup. Have a look:
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