Golf Channel · May 15, 2019
Rose seeing more consistency in majors after 'Project 300' improvements
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. – Justin Rose had already won the 2013 U.S. Open at Merion and no longer had to answer questions about what it felt like not to have won a major championship.
But he still wasn’t totally satisfied and knew he was capable of collecting more major hardware.
So, his team sat down to figure out what, specifically, he needed to improve to compete more consistently at the biggest events.
“Four, five years ago we had a bit of a project within the team that we called Project 300,” Rose said Wednesday at Bethpage Black on the eve of the PGA Championship. “I felt like to compete on Tour and be one of the best players in the world you had to fly the ball 300 yards in the air.