SHOWS: DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (NOVEMBER 25, 2012) (UCOM - ACCESS ALL) 1. (SOUNDBITE) (English) WORLD NUMBER SEVEN, JUSTIN ROSE, SAYING: "You know, I've been seeing a lot of 60s and 10-unders and 12-unders of late and you know I've not been able to quite get going low and all week I've sort of been semi-frustrated with my putting and with my game. I've been playing better than my score's reflected and I just kept believing that maybe, maybe Sunday maybe it will happen for me and that's exactly what happened today." STORY: Britain's Justin Rose carved two shots off the previous Earth course record as he blitzed his way to a stunning 10-under 62 to finish second behind World Tour Championship winner Rory McIlroy on Sunday (November 25). Englishman Rose bloomed in the heat of the desert, charging through the field with eight birdies and an eagle before being thwarted in his victory attempt by McIlroy's outstanding late run of five closing birdies in as many holes. Rose said he had been feeling a sense of frustration with his putter but he put that right on Sunday. "I've been seeing a lot of 60s and 10-unders and 12-unders of late and I've not been able to quite get going low and all week I've sort of been semi-frustrated with my putting and with my game," Rose said. "I've been playing better than my score's reflected and I just kept believing that maybe Sunday maybe it will happen for me and that's exactly what happened today." Rose's round bettered the previous mark of 64 set by Sergio Garcia (twice) and his fellow Spaniard Alvaro Quiros, last year's winner here. Britons Lee Westwood and Ross Fisher, Martin Kaymer of Germany, Swede Peter Hanson and Indian Jeev Milkha Singh have also posted eight-under rounds in this tournament.