Fedexcup Playoffs: Justin Rose claims the St. Jude championship in the third match hole against JJ Spaun after fading Tommy Fleetwood

Justin Rose produced an exciting end in the Fedex ST Jude championship with six birds in the last eighties to win the US Open Champion JJ Spaun.

The English man, who became forty -four, looked at the oldest European winning the PGA tour of the modern era, after that after his ghost in the twelfth to 12 years, and two of the pace with a leader, Tommy Fleetwood, the No. 1 Scotti Chefler and Spon in front of him.

But four of its fourteenth captains transferred him to the top of the leading painting, and he missed 13 feet in the last time he won explicitly as he finished at the age of 16 under a draw with Spaun, who produced birds for birds.

Meanwhile, Fleetwood is waiting for the first PGA tour after another disappointing end.

The English man looked in an ideal position to finish his long waiting to win the round when he made three birds in four holes at the back to move two shots with three remaining holes.

However, he saw the finishing of simple compassion surrendering his progress while Rose and Spoes benefited from his jumping at the top.

In the sudden death match, Rose produced two other birds in three holes – one of which was the astronaut after Spown had been subjected to the distance – the second from 14 feet after Spyion was half of that distance that proved decisive as he tried to oppose him to extend the competition in the past.

Rose “did not stop faith”

“It was 90 minutes amazing. I never stopped faith,” Rose said in his post -role interview.

“I played an incredible golf game as it was down and was a lot of fun with it. When I brought my best, I know I am good enough to play against the best players in the world.

“Everyone invites me accurate, accurate and just – but I always knew that I entered inside. I feel nervous like anyone, but when it is important, I still rise to it.

“I get a tried, and I feel better with the pressure. It is difficult to train, and it is difficult to teach him. It is good to know that he did not leave me at this mature age.

“I don’t want to become a lot of life.

“Today is huge for me. It is very pleasure – a lot of hard work that will come to the fruits of 45 years.”

The qualifiers were launched in 2007 and have received multiple adjustments to rehabilitation and coordination since then, with this year of three tournaments, all of which offer limited field sizes.

The 70 -year -old in the ranking for a qualified season for the Fedex St. Championship Jude, with the best 50 after progressing in the BMW championship at Caves Valley Golf Club in Maryland from August 14 to 17.

Both events offer 2000 FEDEXCUP Points for the winner – four times the amount granted to the normal PGA TOR event, with no 36 -hole reduction.

The best 30 in the ranking after those tournaments for the tournament, which takes place from 21 to 24 August at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, with all three events exclusively Live on Sky Sports.