Will Justin Rose Win a Major Championship in 2019?

Here’s how confident Justin Rose is in his ability to swing a golf club.

The 2018 FedEx Cup champ played remarkable golf last season, reaching number one in the world by playing better and more consistently than anyone on the planet.

Yet he still had the guts to make an equipment change from TaylorMade to Honma at the start of the year, raising the eyebrows of many across the industry.

Considering he lit up the South Course at Torrey Pines at the end of January to the tune of 21 under par and won the Farmers Insurance Open, it’s safe to say that Rosey is still as dialed in as ever. Could the Honma sticks actually help Justin play even better?

If you truly understand how good the 38-year-old Englishman really is, I’d like to point out a few betting markets that may pique your interest. Think about it.

Justin Rose will be a force to be reckoned with at the Masters in April, and I know he’ll have a chance to win the PGA Championship in May.

I can’t think of a single golfer who is better equipped to excel at Pebble Beach when the U.S. Open arrives in June, and Rose was the runner-up at the 2018 Open Championship.

So I pose this question: In 2019, is there anyone who has a better chance of capturing a major championship?

Let’s consider the facts. Justin Rose has won the Fed Ex Cup, he’s the top player in golf, and he’s got a gold medal at home from the 2016 Summer Olympic Games.

It’s not even a Ryder Cup year in 2019, meaning his sole focus will be to be at peak form in the most prestigious events.

Here are the odds on Rose winning one of golf’s majors in 2019.

I’m a bit curious why Justin Rose is +350 to win a major while a guy like Dustin Johnson is down at +200. It makes me really like the value being presented with getting on board with “Yes” here.

Rose has racked up seven top-12 finishes at Augusta, including a pair of seconds (2015, 2017). Rose has competed in every Masters since 2011 without recording a single finish outside of the top 25.

There are very few reasons to think he’s not going to be in contention on the back nine on Sunday in 2019.

Perhaps the setup at Bethpage Black for the 2019 PGA Championship won’t fit his eye completely, but let’s be real. Is there any golf course in the world that doesn’t suit Justin Rose’s golf game?

Justin hits it plenty long, he can move it both ways, and his short game is severely underrated. So there’s no evidence at this point in time that leads me to believe that Rose won’t be among the favorites to walk away with the Wanamaker Trophy.

Pebble Beach isn’t that long, it features really tiny greens, and the rough will be nasty. It actually reminds me of the setup at the 2013 United States Open when it was hosted at Merion. Do you remember who emerged victorious that week?

It was Justin Rose.

I suspect Rosey will do everything in his power to ensure he’s rested and prepared for whatever the gem located on Monterey Peninsula throws at him. That’s why when it comes down to the juiciest odds for betting the golf majors in 2019, the +1800 number for Justin Rose to win the U.S. Open might be my favorite one of them all.

One might look at the Open Championship and think it’s the least likely place that Justin Rose will win a major in 2019, but I actually beg to differ.

If you have ever dived into a detailed guide of the Dunluce Links Course at Royal Portrush, it wouldn’t take you very long to realize that Justin’s game is perfect for what it’ll take to win this year’s British Open.

We also know that exhibiting patience and sustaining an even-keeled attitude is vital for success at the Open Championship. That bodes well here because you won’t find many world-class golfers who are as stoic on the links as Justin Rose.

All four venues set up well, and it’s hard to imagine that Justin won’t be geared up to play when they arrive. I say he gets in contention at least a couple of times, so I’ll hop on the +350 price in hopes that he closes the deal at least once.

This is a tall order. I know I just finished raving about how well the courses will set up for Rosey in 2019, but I’m not naïve to the point where I just disregard everyone else.

Will Tiger Woods win a major in 2019? Can Brooks Koepka continue his torrid pace in the game’s most admired tournaments? And what about Justin Thomas or Dustin Johnson? Aren’t they poised to win a major in 2019 as well?

Winning one major during the calendar year is difficult enough, so winning multiple would take something pretty heroic. However, we did see Brooks accomplish the feat in 2018, so let’s not completely rule out the possibilities that it could happen again.

Here are the odds for how many majors Rose will win in 2019.

Don’t get excited about the +50000 number, and I wouldn’t let the +15000 price tag tease you, either. The idea of a golfer winning three or four majors in a single season is almost beyond belief at this point, so I’m not planning on allocating any betting funds in those directions.

I could be persuaded into thinking that Rose wins a pair of majors at +2800, but that’s not exactly optimal in my mind either. With that being said, latching onto +375 that Rose wins exactly one major in 2019 is something I see myself leaning toward the more I stare at this wager.

I don’t know about you, but laying -500 that a player with as much prowess as Rose gets shut out at the majors isn’t really something I’m comfortable doing.

With as deep as the game of golf is in 2019, betting on individuals to win a major isn’t always the most lucrative way to go about turning a profit. I know Justin Rose is going to play well at the majors, but someone else could also go out and do something special.

What if there was a way to bet on Justin Rose finishing inside the top 20 at all four majors? He did it last year, so what are the odds that he does it again?

There is the answer to your question. I’d have a hard time betting that any golfer would land in the top 20 at all four majors in 2019, but I’ll also say that Justin Rose is the most likely candidate who can get it done.

Let me show you both instances in which Rose has already conquered this feat (2007, 2018), and then I’ll show you a couple more examples of where he came oh-so-close.

I’d venture to say that Justin Rose is in the midst of playing the best golf of his career, and if you look at his string of finishes over the last 18 months, it’s impossible to argue with that claim.

If you don’t think Rose is an absolute machine when it comes to dependably finishing inside the top 20, try this next stat out for size.

In 18 PGA Tour starts in 2018, Rose tallied fourteen top 20s and fifteen top 25s. He finished 2^nd-2^nd-4^th at the final three FedEx Cup Playoff events, then finished 3^rd in Shanghai at the WGC-HSBC Champions and 3^rd at Tiger’s Hero World Challenge.

The last time we saw Rose on the course, he was dismantling Torrey Pines, and now I’m suddenly supposed to think he’s going to slow down when the majors roll around?

I don’t think so.

Justin Rose didn’t get to the top of the world rankings in golf by chance. It’s not a fluke that the husband and father of two has become the most consistent golfer in the world.

The combination of Justin’s undeniable skillset and extreme work ethic has enabled him to play superlative golf more often than anybody else, and it’s why I think the bets on this page need to be considered. Getting +375 on your money that Justin Rose wins exactly one major and +500 that he logs top 20s in each are bets that provide some honest value.

It’s likely that those prices won’t last for long, and it’s only a matter of time before Justin tacks on additional victories. Don’t look back in July and tell yourself you should have made these bets.

Head to SportsBetting.ag and lock them in now.