AUGUSTA, Georgia, April 10 (Reuters) - Justin Rose feels no different in his bid to go one better than last year's heartbreaking Masters runner-up finish, but the Englishman will need to find a new gear after defending champion Rory McIlroy built a massive cushion atop a crowded leaderboard.
Rose, who lost to McIlroy on the opening hole of a sudden-death playoff at last year's Masters, was in a three-way share of fourth place after athree-under 69 on Friday left him at six under on the week and six shots back of the Northern Irishman.
