GOLF fans are green with envy over Justin Rose’s “secret weapon” at this week’s Masters.
The former US Open champion, 44, owns a custom-made health and wellness RV.
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Rose gave fans an exclusive look into the trailer following two brilliant opening rounds at Augusta.
The Englishman took the clubhouse lead on -8 after a solid second round of 71 on Friday.
It kept Rose in the lead by one shot over American Bryson DeChambeau.
Rose retired to his RV in the Augusta car park after the gruelling 18 holes to relax and recover.
The trailer – which he purchased in 2023 – is fitted out with tools to soothe the 44-year-old’s aching body.
It features a sauna, ice bath and even an oxygen machine to keep Rose playing at an elite level throughout tournaments.
Giving his Instagram fans a tour of the vehicle, Rose entered what he said would “typically be a bedroom in a normal RV”.
Pointing to baths laid out ready, he said: “Here we have hot and cold plunges.
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“I like to keep it in the 40s, high 40s. You don’t have to be a complete hero.”
Fans were quick to comment on Rose and the remarkable lengths he’ll go to stay healthy.
One wrote: “I want one. Just take all my money.”
Another said: “Health is wealth!”
While a third added: “Absolutely love this, shows what goes on behind the scenes and what it takes to stay at the top for so long.”
And a fourth joked: “Where’s the bar?
Rose opened up his Masters challenge with a stunning round of 65.
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Scottie Scheffler is the defending champion and the man to beat at Augusta, as he is the bookies’ favourite to win it for a third time in four years.
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It tied Jack Nicklaus for the best opening round at a Masters and left the rest of the field playing catch-up.
Rose said: “I chunked the golf course in my mind, little mini targets, mini goals.
“And that’s the way I approached the day, and that’s going to be the approach tomorrow and the approach on Saturday and the approach on Sunday.
“So really try to be clear out there. Really try to make sure I didn’t hit a shot until I was fully committed.”
Rose has accumulated six top-10 finishes and two runner-up performances at the Masters over the years.
He came closest to winning the Green Jacket in 2017, when he went down in a playoff to Sergio Garcia.