Rose, who finished as runner-up in 2015 and 2017 at The Masters, is seeking his first Masters victory. He began the day shooting 5-under following a slow day on Sunday, which saw him shoot 3-over par. He opened the tournament with a 65 and 7-under on Thursday and has worked himself back into contention after the hot start and slow day Saturday.

"When the big stage is there, I can kind of bring my game and still compete with the best players in the world," Rose said.