Rose entered Sunday with a two stroke lead at Abu Dhabi, but an awful round that landed him just a -1 was not enough for him to take home the championship.
Rose was overtaken by three golfers on Sunday, but was able to finish tied for second. It was a good tournament all things considered. He was on record for saying that he felt that the tournament was not a very important one, and instead he wanted to work on his game and keep fresh. He accomplished all of those things.
Rose is the number five player in the world or a reason. If he continues to play the way he has, he will easily take his fourth spot back. Abut Dhabi was kind to Rose, He will look to continue his success when he competes in the Qatar Masters this upcoming weekend.
Sep 28, 2012; Medinah, IL, USA; European golfer Justin Rose hits out of a sand trap in the afternoon match during the 39th Ryder Cup on day one at Medinah Country Club. Mandatory Credit: Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports
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