The Latest: Rose says his 65 sounds easier than it was AP 8 p.m. Justin Rose finished talking about his seven birdies and an eagle over 10 holes and said, “Sounds easy.” It wasn't. Not only did he have a four-shot lead after his 7-under 65, it was 9.5 shots better than the average score Thursday at the Masters. And it was a big difference from last November, when 53 players broke par in the first round. This time, there were only 12 players in red numbers after the opening round. It was the sixth time he has had at least a share of the lead after any round at the Masters, and the fourth t...