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Justin Rose was an inch away from the most incredible birdie of the Masters

Heading toward a bogey or worse, Justin Rose flipped the script with one of the best shots of the final round.

Justin Rose was having an assortment of issues on No. 7 at Augusta National. His tee shot found the trees and his second shot wasn’t much better, landing among the spectators. He would need to complete a very difficult up-and-down just to save par and avoid losing ground on Jordan Spieth. He very nearly did one better.

That would have been the best birdie of the tournament considering the circumstances. While he just missed that, the incredible shot did allow him to save par and stay within reach of Spieth.

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