Justin Rose is not resting on his laurels after his impressive Masters 2015 display and is continuing his training ahead of his next PGA tour event - on his state-of-the-art indoor golf simulator. Joint runner-up with Phil Mickelson, the Englishman was delighted with his performance, as he pushed winner Jordan Speith all the way on the final day and earned himself a hefty pay-day. Rose, however, is already looking ahead to his next outing and posted a photograph on Twitter, showing his followers his high-tech 'TrackMan Indoor High Definition Golf Simulator.' Justin Rose is back training and was pictured using his state-of-the-art £30,000 indoor simulator . His caption read: 'Week at home working on my game before my next event on the #PGAtour.' The simulator gives the opportunity to practice in HD and includes such wind conditions to elevation levels, as it lets players practice their games inside their own homes, with incredible accuracy. It doesn't come cheap though and will set you back around £30,000 to have one installed. Rose was in top form during the Masters and pushed winner Jordan Speith all the way at Augusta .
Justin Rose posted photo on Twitter of his high-tech indoor simulator.
The technology is worth £30,000 and offers player high-definition golf.
Rose impressed during Masters 2015 and finished in joint second.