Justin Rose's Caddie

Justin Rose, an English golfer, became a professional in 1998 and began his career on the European Tour in 1999 before joining the PGA Tour in 2004. He has won 25 professional tournaments, including the 2013 U.S. Open and two World Golf Championships in 2012 and 2017.

Rose won his first professional event at the Dunhill Championship in 2002, and his first PGA Tour title came at the Memorial Tournament in 2010. He became world number one in 2018, the same year he won the FedEx Cup. His efforts have earned him many honors, including the MBE in 2017 and the Payne Stewart Award in 2021.

Justin Rose's Caddie

Justin Rose's caddie is Mark Fulcher as of April 2025, according to Golf Monthly.

Mark Fulcher, known as "Fooch," served as Justin Rose's caddie from 2008 to 2019 during one of the most successful periods of Rose’s career. They reunited in 2023. Born in England on April 7, 1965, Fulcher eventually moved to America after joining Rose in 2008.

Together, they won the 2013 U.S. Open, five DP World Tour events, and nine PGA Tour titles. Fulcher was Rose's looper for five Ryder Cups and was even present at Rose's 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics gold medal win.

However, Fulcher stepped away in 2019 following heart surgery, during which Rose publicly supported his longtime looper. After working briefly with players like Francesco Molinari and Billy Horschel, Fulcher reunited with Rose ahead of the 2023 Ryder Cup. Their first event back together was the BMW PGA Championship that same year.

Before the BMW PGA Championship, Rose talked about his reunion with veteran caddie Fulcher in an interview with Today's Golfer. He explained that they had spent many successful years together, and time apart allowed them both to grow and obtain new experiences. Their return, according to Rose, was a new beginning "with a new goal of seeing what else we can achieve."