If Justin Rose was red, he didn’t show it, instead cleaning up what remained and nodding and smiling to the cheers that soon showered him on his walk to the clubhouse. That bogey still bestowed a record previously owned by Jack Nicklaus.

Justin Rose had a stellar first round Thursday, firing a 7-under 65 to finish the day atop the leaderboard by three strokes over the next-closest entrants. It was tied for Rose’s lowest score ever in a round at the event.

Justin Rose is still in the lead at the Masters. He suddenly has a lot of all-star company around him. Rose managed a 71 and was one shot ahead of Bryson DeChambeau.