Justin Rose of England started his third Masters with a 69 and remained high on the leaderboard through the weekend. He bettered the field average on Saturday with a 75, and on Sunday, after birdies at 15 and 16, had the last, best chance to catch Zach Johnson. A double bogey on 17 sealed his fate, and the 71st Masters. With a T5 finish, he'll get another chance next year.Justin Rose of England started his third Masters with a 69 and remained high on the leaderboard through the weekend. He bettered the field average on Saturday with a 75, and on Sunday, after birdies at 15 and 16, had the last, best chance to catch Zach Johnson. A double bogey on 17 sealed his fate, and the 71st Masters. With a T5 finish, he'll get another chance next year.