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June 20, 2026
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Justin Rose pays tribute to his late father with new golf bag on Sunday at U.S. Open

The 2013 champ won’t have his name on the bag in its usual spot.

by Brendan Porath
Scott Halleran/Getty Images

Sunday at the U.S. Open is always Father’s Day and we’ve seen many cool moments and gestures through the years at the national championship. This year, Justin Rose — the 2013 winner at Merion — decided to take his name off his tour bag and replaced it with his father’s. Rose dedicated that 2013 U.S. Open title to his father, who died 11 years earlier from cancer at the age of 57.

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