AUGUSTA, Ga. – Jason Day delayed his run-up to the Masters by a day, the byproduct of flu-like symptoms, but the world No. 1 will still have plenty of time to prepare for the year’s first major.
Day arrived in Augusta on Friday night, a day later than originally planned, so he could stay at home and rest after being slowed by the flu-like symptoms last week.
He played Augusta National’s back nine on Saturday and the front nine on Sunday following the Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals.
It’s all part of the Australian’s normal Masters routine, which features nine-hole practice rounds each day.