Justin Rose cruises to a wire to wire win at the Farmers Insurance Open while Brooks Koepka and Joel Dahmen highlight a dramatic week at Torrey Pines.

There wasn’t a lot of drama, but there was plenty of history for Justin Rose, who took the Farmers Insurance Open in a wire-to-wire runaway for his 13th career win on the PGA Tour. The victory marked the first time a player led start to finish in the event since Tommy Bolt in 1955 when the tournament was contested at Mission Valley Country Club and known simply as the San Diego Open.

Age is just a number and Justin Rose is out there proving it once again. Fan favorite Joel Dahmen is currently in 3rd place at Torrey Pines.

While the field was futilely chasing Justin Rose in Sunday’s final round of the Farmers Insurance Open, Rose was chasing history. With an all but insurmountable six-stroke lead coming into the final 18 holes,

At 45 years old, Justin Rose is now the oldest winner of the 2026 Farmers Insurance Open since 1959. We break down his remarkable performance.

Justin Rose dominated the Farmers Insurance Open and took home the $1.728 million winner's check in the process.

Front-runner Justin Rose has a chance to win wire-to-wire for his second Farmers Insurance title, and to shatter a record along the way. The post 2026 Farmers Insurance Open Sunday TV coverage: How to watch Round 4 appeared first on Golf.

It's Friday at the 2026 Farmers Insurance Open and that means it's time for the 36-hole cut.