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Justin Rose Eyes Future Ryder Cup Captaincy 👀⛳ But Focused on Playing at Bethpage Black

Could Justin Rose become the next legendary Ryder Cup captain? 🤔🏆 At 45 years old, Rose is set to make his seventh Ryder Cup appearance at Bethpage Black later this month, but the English star has also admitted he’s starting to think about the possibility of leading Team Europe in the future. 🇪🇺🔥

In this video, we dive deep into Rose’s thoughts on his playing career, his candid reflections on the “perfect timing” to take on the captaincy role, and how he’s been inspired by Luke Donald’s incredible leadership. 👏 From his consistency on tour to his growing presence as a locker-room leader, Rose’s journey proves why he’s not just a Ryder Cup veteran, but also a potential captain-in-waiting.

Will Justin Rose follow in Luke Donald’s footsteps? Or will his playing career extend beyond expectations? Let’s break it down. 🚨⛳

👉 Watch until the end for insights on Rose’s Ryder Cup legacy, his mindset heading into Bethpage, and why many fans believe he’s destined for the captain’s role.

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Justin Rose has long been tipped as a future Rder Cup captain for team Europe, but for now his focus remains firmly on competing. Later this month, the Englishman will make his seventh Ryder Cup appearance at Beth Page Black, having qualified automatically for Luke Donald side, a T45, Rose stands as the most senior member of the European squad, making him an obvious candidate for the captaincy role in years to come. Yet despite his age, he continues to perform consistently at the highest level and still has plenty to offer as a player. When asked about the possibility of one day leading Europe, Rose admitted it is something he has started to consider, though he believes there is never an ideal moment to take on the responsibility. The question does get asked and I do start to think about it, he said. I don’t think there’s ever a perfect time to be a Ryder Cup captain. Either you take it a little too early and sacrifice your own golf, or you leave it too late and end up traveling more than you’d like at that stage of your career. If the time comes, I’ll obviously give it the consideration it deserves and make the right decision. For now, Rose is motivated by his belief that he can still compete at the highest level and perhaps even feature in future RDER Cups. When you’re in the RDER Cup, it doesn’t feel far away, he added. you kind of believe you can still keep going and make another one. Rose has also been closely observing Donald’s approach since he became captain in 2022. With Donald only two years older than him, Rose has taken a keen interest in the unique dynamic of a peer leading the team. Luke has done a phenomenal job. Rose said, “It’s interesting having a captain who’s still a peer. I’ve paid more attention to the process, the dedication, and the amount of time it requires. He’s been outstanding. not just during the week of the tournament, but also in maintaining a consistent message and mindset across the entire team. While the future may well see Justin Rose take up the captaincy reigns, for now his focus is on adding another chapter to his RDER Cup playing career.