ERIN, Wis. (AP) Jason Day was walking away from Erin Hills with his wife and son when he managed to find one positive about this U.S. Open.
”Guess what?” he said to 4-year-old Dash. ”We get to go home today because Daddy played poorly.”
That’s something Day, the No. 3 player in the world, rarely says at a major.
He was a long shot to make the cut Friday after opening with a 79, his worst score ever in a U.S. Open, and he removed any suspense when he hit a wedge over the green at No.