Justin Rose equals lowest round in major history at Carnoustie in the 147th Open Championship

Have yourself a day, Justin Rose.

In the wee hours of the morning of Moving Day at the 147th Open Championship, Rose had a round to remember.

His score of a 7-under 64 matched the course record low in a major at Carnoustie Golf Links. 

And to think he was one shot away from watching the weekend at home.

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Rose nearly missed the cut Friday, but a clutch putt on 18 for birdie in Round 2 — his only hole under par on the day — got him to 3-over and just inside the cutline.

Clutch from @JustinRose99 on the 18th to bring him inside the cut line, currently +3.

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He started Saturday's round the same way he left off, with a birdie on the first hole. Before the round was over, he would birdie six more in a bogey-free round of golf. Rose's 7-under sprung him all the way up the leaderboard to a tie for sixth place in the clubhouse.

Take a look at some of the memorable putts from Rose's big day:

Rose on the rise. @JustinRose99 holes his fourth birdie of the day as he moves to -1 on the 13th.

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.@JustinRose99 moves to -6 for the day.

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A birdie on 18 on Friday meant @JustinRose99 made the cut, the same today puts him in contention heading into Sunday.

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— The Open (@TheOpen) July 21, 2018