San Diego, Feb 2 (NationPress) Sahith Theegala wrapped up yet another remarkable week on the PGA TOUR with his second consecutive Top-10 finish. On a different note, Justin Rose showcased an exceptional, record-breaking display, clinching the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines with a seven-shot lead.

Theegala produced an outstanding final round of 6-under 66, highlighted by four successive birdies mid-round. He concluded with a total score of 14-under 274, securing a tie for seventh place, following his tie for eighth at the American Express the previous week. His final round featured seven birdies and just one bogey, reflecting his growing consistency and momentum at the start of the season.

Beginning steadily, Theegala birdied the first and third holes before encountering a minor setback with a bogey at the fourth. He then energized his performance with four consecutive birdies from the seventh to the tenth, often nailing putts from 10–15 feet. After six straight pars, he gained another shot on the 17th and wrapped up with a confident par on the final hole. Theegala now turns his attention to next week's Waste Management Phoenix Open, fueled by two strong performances in a row.

Sudarshan Yellamaraju finished with a 72, ending tied for 56th, while Akshay Bhatia had a disappointing outing and missed the cut.

At the top of the leaderboard, Rose was undeniably in a league of his own. The 45-year-old Englishman secured a wire-to-wire victory with a closing 2-under 70, finishing at 23-under 265 and breaking Tiger Woods’ 72-hole record from 1999. Rose’s four rounds—62, 65, 69, and 70—took place during one of the calmest weather weeks at Torrey Pines, yet his winning margin highlighted the excellence of his performance.

No challengers came within six shots on the final day, and Rose confidently sank a par putt on the 18th to seal his victory. This win marked the first wire-to-wire triumph at Torrey Pines in 71 years, since Tommy Bolt in 1955, and it was his 13th career PGA Tour title. This also marked his second victory at this course, having previously won here in 2019.

Si Woo Kim (69), Ryo Hisatsune (69), and Pierceson Coody (66) shared runner-up honors, finishing significantly behind the leader.

Brooks Koepka, returning to the PGA Tour, recorded a closing 70 and received a warm welcome from the crowd on the ninth green as he sank a birdie, with several hundred fans chanting, “Welcome back, Brooks.”

Rose’s remarkable week also propelled him to World No. 3, making him the second oldest player ranked that high, following Vijay Singh in 2008, highlighting the former U.S. Open champion’s impressive late-career resurgence.