Justin Rose, the reigning US Open Champion recently withdrew from the 2014 Honda Classic in Florida because of a nagging shoulder injury. Six out of the world’s top eight players including the number one in the league, Tiger Woods, would be participating in the grand event. Unfortunately, the 33-year old Justin Rose has been battling with tendinitis in his right shoulder throughout the season.
Rose’s
team made out an official statement that he needed some time off as scheduling
for four straight weeks of competition was certainly an aggressive start to the
season. The world’s number six, Justin Rose had injured his shoulder last
August, but his rehabilitation still continues, stated his team members.
However,
Rose is hopeful for the World Golf Championship - Cadillac Championship at
Doral, which is to be held next week. He had won this championship two years
ago. The Honda Classic event would
include Tiger Woods along with the Australian world number two Adam Scott,
world number three Sweden’s Henrik Stenson, fifth Phil Mickelson, seventh Zach
Johnson and eighth Northern IrishmanRory McIlroy.
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