SOUTHAMPTON, Bermuda (AP) ― Masters champion Adam Scott broke the course record Wednesday at Port Royal with a 7-under 64 to win the PGA Grand Slam of Golf by two shots over U.S. Open champion Justin Rose.

Trailing by four shots with 10 holes to play, Scott pulled ahead of his good friend for the first time with a 6-iron that settled inches from the cup on the par-5 17th for a tap-in eagle. Rose pulled his approach and had to settle for par.

“Obviously, I’m thrilled to come out on top,” Scott said. “Fun ― but a trying couple of days here, really, especially today. Standing on the 11th tee, didn’t look like a score like that was going to be possible. But I played very well and managed to slowly claw away at Justin.”

Rose, who opened with a 67, had a 69 in the 36-hole exhibition for the four major champions of the year.

Scott finished at 8-under 134 in his first trip to Bermuda. He won a pink jacket to go along with the green jacket he won at Augusta.

A 6-iron was also the club Scott used on the second playoff hole at Augusta National when he defeated Angel Cabrera ― but this one came from a new set. Scott replaced his irons for the Presidents Cup two weeks ago.