Who is Justin Rose's Caddie?

English professional golfer Justine Rose was born in Johannesburg, South Africa on July 30, 1980. His parents, Annie Rose and Ken Rose, are English natives. Justin moved to England after spending five years of childhood in South Africa. He began his golf journey in England at Tylney Park Golf Club.

Later, he joined a few clubs and took golf very seriously. Rose attended Odiham secondary school and was a part of athletics. Even his PE teacher, Martin Longhorn, praised his skills as a golfer and his athletic executions.

Justin is one of the best players in golf, considering his consistent performance in every match he played. He has won 25 professional events, including 11 PGA Tours and 11 European Tours. Justin has reached the number-one spot in 2018 and held it for 13 weeks.

Justin’s father and mother have a significant impact on his career. His father, Ken, taught him the fundamentals of the game and paid for his lessons and equipment. Unfortunately, Justine lost his father in 2003 due to his cancer.

Justin is married to the former international gymnast Kate Phillips. They knew each other for a long time and got married in December 2006. The couple have one son named Leo and one daughter named Lottie.

Justin Rose’s success is significantly affected by the continuous support of his family members, wife, friends and teammates.

Justin Rose Caddie

Justin Rose’s current caddie is Josh Cassell.

Justin Rose turned professional in 1998 and since then, several caddies have worked with him. As of 2019, Justin’s caddie was Mark ’Foochy’ Fulcher. Due to Mark’s health issue, Justin had to work with Gareth Lord, Henrik Stenson’s ex-caddie. In 2021, Justin changed his caddie again and worked with one of the experienced caddies, David Clark.

Justin Rose’s current caddie, Josh Cassell, has 23 years of experience. He is from Fountain City, Knoxville, USA and has been caddying since 2000. He is a former caddie of Daniel Berger and has been with Daniel during several other tournaments, including the 2020 PGA Championship and the 2022 Honda Classic.

He was the bagman during John Senden's victory at the Valspar Championship in 2014 and with Billy Horschel at the 2017 AT&T Byron Nelson. Josh has worked with more golfers in the past, including Jason Dufner, Paul Gow, Aaron Baddeley and Geoff Ogilvy.

He became Justin Rose’s full-time caddie in early 2023 and was with the English golfer at the 2023 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am where Justin achieved victory.

How much is Josh Cassell’s net worth?

Josh Cassell has been caddying since 2000 and won multiple tournaments. Although his exact net worth is not known, it is assumed that he has earned significant money from his 23 years of caddying career.

Justin has earned $64,999,603 in his entire career as of August 2023 and his earnings in the 2023 season is $4,406,120 as of August 2023. A partnership with a consistent and successful golfer like Justin, Josh’s earnings will increase over time.