A biography for Justin Rosehasn’t been written yet.
“I've always had a Starbucks kind of reference for what I wear on the golf course: I have to be comfortable walking into Starbucks to get a cup of coffee on the way home.”
“The Olympics should be the best against the best in every sport.”
“My dad and I were lucky enough to spend a lot of quality time together learning to play the game, after school on the driving range, so I can look back at our life together with a lot of fondness.”
“Augusta is different, there is so much knowledge, course knowledge, that you build up through the years, that definitely swings the pendulum in the favour of the experienced player.”
“The more force we generate, the more force the body has to absorb.”
“All the other major championship venues rotate around, so winning the Masters gives you the opportunity for many years to walk down memory lane and be a significant part of that club.”
“I'd say one of my coolest friends is Justin Timberlake, and he texted me once after I played well and he said, 'Swagger on 100!' And I said, OK, cool - whatever that means, I'm in.”
“I think people love to see history being made, history being broken.”
“So, listen, my record in the Ryder Cup is as good as anybody's really, breaking it down, points-wise.”
“It's not always friendly outside the ropes at the Ryder Cup.”
“Winning your first major is a massive hurdle.”
“I've seen some guys go through a career and not be able to get that elusive first major and no doubt it's a hole in any career if you don't get it done.”
“I'm probably one of the best players in the world and there should be expectation when you're in contention to be able to continue to play well in that situation.”
“I think really good style is all about accessorizing and layering. For me, I feel like you can always dress much better in cold weather than you can in warm weather.”
“I think that relative to my normal levels of performance I am one of the best at being able to raise my game for the majors, and that what is giving me so much self-belief.”
“No disrespect to any other competition, but what drives me now is majors, Ryder Cups, the Olympics.”
“What got me to where I am today is a hunger and a desire to win tournaments, and all the trappings that came with that.”
“I would rather have had 21 fantastic years with my dad than 40 years of a relationship that was so-so.”
“There's always been a sense that I need to win the Open to validate what I did as a teenager at Birkdale.”
“There can be tournaments that can be elusive no matter how well you play in them, but there's no point in thinking, 'Well, it's just not to be' until it's done and dusted.”