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The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Whitney Rose has reportedly filed for divorce from her husband of 16 years, Justin Rose. The filing, submitted in Salt Lake City’s Third District Court, includes a proposed parenting plan for their two children but remains sealed. The split follows months of on-camera tension and a confirmed separation in September, marking the latest in a series of marital breakdowns among the show’s cast.
Real Housewives of Salt Lake City's Whitney Rose and her husband Justin Rose have separated after 16 years of marriage. They share two children and have not publicly commented on the split; reps did not respond, and the couple is expected to potentially address their breakup on the Bravo series' upcoming seventh season.
Justin Rose argues for a smaller, less forgiving driver to curb distance, saying the sport's evolution has boosted power and suggesting equipment tweaks could help balance it.
Brandel Chamblee questions Justin Rose's switch to McLaren irons, calling it a risky distraction during a pivotal season, even as Rose has posted strong results like a Masters runner-up and a Farmers Insurance Open win; early results with the new irons are mixed, leaving the impact of the switch uncertain.
Justin Rose responded to Rory McIlroy’s comments about Aronimink’s setup ahead of the PGA Championship, saying it’s a shame to hear and arguing that the Donald Ross course has been modernized—lengthened and bunkered—to reward players who can carry the ball 300+ yards. He noted the rough is thicker, fairways remain generous, and greens placement will be crucial, citing his own solid PGA Championship form and past Aronimink memories as reasons for optimism.
McLaren launches McLaren Golf with Justin Rose as its first confirmed player, introducing two iron sets priced at £360 per club (about $485) and initially excluding woods. Rose helped shape the irons and will test them in competition, signaling a bold push into the golf market. The move faces hurdles including competition from established brands, the risks of a late-career equipment switch for Rose, and whether luxury, high-cost clubs can gain traction beyond a small segment and brand ambassadors like Ian Poulter and Michelle Wie West.
Justin Rose again came close but bogeys on 11 and 12 knocked him out of the final contender position as Rory McIlroy won The Masters; with Rose’s enduring affinity for Augusta National, commentators suggest the tournament consider an honorary invite or longer eligibility, though such a rule change remains unlikely.
Rory McIlroy won the Masters at Augusta by one stroke, finishing 12-under to edge Scottie Scheffler, while Justin Rose ended tied for third on 10-under after another near miss. Rose received a standing ovation from patrons on the 18th, which he called beautiful and moving, noting their support all week despite the heartbreak.
Rory McIlroy staggers through the Masters final round with a double-bogey at the par-3 fourth and other costly errors, while Cameron Young seizes a lead with Justin Rose and Russell Henley in pursuit on Augusta National.
Rory McIlroy enters the Masters’ third round at Augusta with a six-shot lead as the afternoon tee times are released; a crowded field including Jon Rahm, Scottie Scheffler and Justin Rose will chase, with UK viewers able to watch on Sky Sports (Masters breakfast at 2:30pm BST) and additional coverage on Sky Sports Golf and NOW, while Independent Sport runs a live blog with scores and updates.
The Masters 2026 begins at Augusta National with Rory McIlroy defending the green jacket as live updates track opening tee-times, early birdies and the initial leaderboard, including Jose Maria Olazabal (-2) among early leaders and a pack of challengers led by Rahm, Fitzpatrick, Fleetwood and MacIntyre.
Justin Rose surged to a dominant win at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines, while Patrick Reed rode a hot start to keep his 2026 momentum alive on the DP World Tour as he eyes a PGA Tour return. Nelly Korda captured the LPGA season opener in Orlando, but the event’s weather-driven decision to shorten play sparked major criticism of the LPGA’s handling of conditions.
Justin Rose celebrated a 23-under Farmers Insurance Open win, becoming the oldest wire-to-wire leader since 2010, and said his PGA Tour path motivates him and validates his decision to stay away from LIV Golf. The piece also notes Patrick Reed’s return to the PGA Tour, Brooks Koepka’s comeback under a new member programme, and ongoing LIV-related moves by other major winners, plus Koepka’s $5 million charitable donation tied to his return.
Justin Rose wire-to-wire winner at the Farmers Insurance Open 2026 at Torrey Pines, setting a 72-hole course record and claiming $1,728,000 from a $9.6 million purse, with the article detailing the prize breakdown for the rest of the field.
England's Justin Rose dominated the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines South, finishing 23-under for a seven-shot victory that set the tournament scoring record and made him the oldest wire-to-wire winner since 2010; he built a six-shot lead into the final round, then posted a 70 with birdies at 6, 8 and 9 and a bogey at 12, while Pierceson Coody shot 65 to share second with Si Woo Kim and Ryo Hisatsune, and Brooks Koepka finished T56 in his PGA Tour return.