Justin Rose and Adam Scott paired at Tour Championship
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 2:00 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Justin Rose and Adam Scott will tee off together at the Tour Championship on August 27 at 11:12 AM local time. Both players, age 46, have had distinguished careers on the PGA Tour, demonstrating competitiveness and skill even as they face younger opponents. Rose, a former US Open champion, expressed excitement about the pairing on social media, highlighting their long-standing friendship and shared experiences in professional golf. Both golfers have impressive track records, with Rose having won 13 PGA Tour events and Scott 14. They are recognized as role models for younger players on the tour.
- •Rose and Scott will play together at 11:12 AM today.
- •Both golfers are 46 and have over two decades on the PGA Tour.
- •Rose has 13 PGA Tour wins; Scott has 14.
- •Rose's career earnings total over $78 million; Scott's exceed $74 million.
- •This pairing showcases competitive spirit against younger players.
- 2:00 PMYahoo Sports — Justin Rose reacts to being paired with Adam Scott at the Tour Championship
"Justin Rose and Adam Scott are two of the most highly-respected players in the professional game. Rose and Scott, both 46 years old, are still incredibly competitive in spite of their advancing years.
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