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Justin Rose reveals how many hole-in-ones he’s ever had and picks his favourite after making one at Tour Championship

Justin Rose played the best shot of the tournament at this week’s Tour Championship at East Lake. The Englishman made a slam dunk hole-in-one on the 208-yard par-3 ninth hole in the final round of the championship.

Justin Rose reveals how many hole-in-ones he’s ever had and picks his favourite after making one at Tour Championship

Justin Rose, the English golfer, showcased his best moment at the recent Tour Championship played at East Lake. The Englishman hit a remarkable hole-in-one on the 208-yard par-3 ninth hole during the final round. However, despite this impressive feat, Rose finished the tournament tied for 18th place. This hole-in-one was just one of his many aces in his illustrious golf career.

Reflecting on his career, Rose has made more than a dozen hole-in-ones, including the most recent one at the Tour Championship. "I'm not sure how many that is for me? It's maybe 13," Rose shared with Sky Sports Golf after the final round. When asked about his favorite ace, Rose revealed that it was the one achieved during the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.

He explained that this hole-in-one, which was the first in Olympic history, set the tone for his performance and helped him secure the gold medal for Great Britain.

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