Overview
- Rose, who shared a video on X on Sunday, said the surprise left him “lost for words” as he held the Victor Chandler British Masters trophy.
- Two close friends spotted the original trophy at auction and bought it for him after he had never received a replica of that limited design.
- The silverware marks his 2002 win at Woburn by one shot over Ian Poulter at 19 under in a tournament his father followed despite leukemia.
- Ken Rose died later in 2002, and the recovered cup now sits beside a trophy he won at 17 in his son's widely seen home display.
- The moment also refreshed focus on Justin Rose’s record, which includes the 2013 U.S. Open and a January win at Torrey Pines for about 30 worldwide titles.