Veteran Justin Rose Pushing to Remain Among Golf’s Elite Well Into 40s

Justin Rose fires warning to PGA Tour stars ahead of title defence in Memphis

Justin Rose says he's not interested in just making up the numbers on the PGA Tour.

Justin Rose defies age at 46 by targeting elite status in FedEx Cup playoffs

Justin Rose Defies Age and Dominates PGA Tour Playoffs at 46 Justin Rose, having recently celebrated his 46th birthday, is shattering expectations as he enters the FedEx Cup playoffs ranked an impressive No. 24. While many golfers in their late 40s merely struggle to maintain their status until qualifying for the Champions Tour at 50, Rose refuses to settle for a gradual fade from elite competition. His remarkable form was on full display earlie…

Rose pushing to stay 'elite'

Nobody on the PGA Tour has been particularly surprised that Justin Rose has continued to win golf tournaments well into his 40s.

Veteran Justin Rose pushing to remain among golf’s elite well into 40s

The ⁠Englishman arrives at the FedEx Cup playoff opener, the FedEx St. Jude Championship, as the defending champion after defeating J.J. Spaun in a playoff last year.

Justin Rose arrives in Memphis 'bucking the trend'

At 46 years old, the defending FedEx St. Jude Championship winner’s game still looks as sharp as ever. Related content: Pro tee times for FedEx St. Jude Championship Pro-Am set FESJC tee times, pairings for Thursday, Friday

Defending St. Jude champ Justin Rose, 46, still pushing to stay ‘elite’

Nobody on the PGA Tour has been particularly surprised that Justin Rose has continued to win golf tournaments well into his 40s. The Englishman arrives at the FedEx Cup playoff opener, the FedEx St. Jude Championship, as the defending champion after defeating J.J. Spaun in a playoff last year. And Rose, now 46, followed that