Justin Rose pulled out of The Open with a back injury and was replaced for his 8.14am tee time by Japan’s Rikuya Hoshino. Rose had ended Wednesday’s practice round prematurely, leading to speculation he may have sustained a problem, and he did not arrive at the first tee for his scheduled time.
Why is Justin Rose not playing in the Open Championship?
The 150th Open Championship got underway on Thursday morning, but Justin Rose was not in the field after withdrawing due to a back injury. The 41-year-old, a winner of the US Open in 2013, stopped his practice round early on Wednseday and he confirmed on social media that he would not be able to compete on the Old Course.
Rose suffered discomfort during a practice round with Ryder Cup captain Henrik Stenson on the eve of the tournament, with the former US Open champion still evidently struggling when warming up on the range on Thursday morning.
Why did Justin Rose withdraw from the Open Championship?
Rose’s withdrawal was the result of a back injury which caused him to walk off the course during a practice round on Wednesday. Justin Rose (back injury) has withdrawn from The Open Championship and will be replaced by Rikuya Hoshino. Aaron Rai is now the first alternate. He attempted a warm up on the range this morning but to no avail.
Is Justin Rose playing in the 2022 British Open?
July 14, 2022 4:38 am ET ST. ANDREWS, Scotland – Justin Rose withdrew from the 2022 British Open citing a back injury. The 41-year-old Englishman, who burst on the scene as a 17-year-old amateur at the 1998 Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, will be replaced in the tournament by Japan’s Rikuya Hoshino.
Why did Justin Rose and Thomas Aikines withdraw from DP World Tour?
Both players withdrew from the tournament prior to taking the course Saturday morning. Rose, who shot a first-round 73, cited a back injury as his reason for withdrawing from the DP World Tour’s flagship event.
Rose, who shot a first-round 73, cited a back injury as his reason for withdrawing from the DP World Tour’s flagship event. Garcia provided no reason for his withdrawal after a first-round 4-over 76, but was spotted Saturday morning in Austin, Texas, ahead of the Longhorns contest against Alabama.
What happened to Sergio Garcia and Justin Rose at the PGA Championship?
The BMW PGA Championship has been shortened to 54 holes following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, but longtime DP World Tour stalwarts Sergio Garcia and Justin Rose won’t be teeing it up on the weekend. Both players withdrew from the tournament prior to taking the course Saturday morning.