IRIVNG, Texas Its been more than year since Jason Day has won a tournament.Hes in a great position to end his winless drought on Sunday after a third-round 63 at the AT&T Byron Nelson. Hell start the final round two strokes behind James Hahn.Seemed like it was on auto pilot today, which was nice for a change, said Day after making eight birdies and a bogey.Starting the day nine strokes behind 36-hole leader Jason Kokrak, the 2010 Nelson champion opened with a birdie on No. 1 and then rattled off five consecutive birdies on Nos. 7-11.Day bounced back from a bogey on 14 with a birdie at the par-5 16th, and then he saved his best birdie for last, holing a 60-foot putt at the par-3 17th to briefly grab a share of the lead.
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It's really cool to hear the crowds roar like that again because it's been awhile, Day said.His last win came at the 2016 Players Championship, and Day hopes he can capture another trophy at the site of his first PGA Tour win.I'm looking forward to the challenge of being in contention, trying to win again, he said. It feels like it's been a long time coming, but I have to be patient.
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In 19 starts this year, Jutanugarn has eight finishes of T-5 or better. "I just want to win as much as I can," Jutanugarn said. "So that's why I still play golf. So just go out and have fun, be happy with like every moment." Jutanugarn said she got too caught up in the world rankings a year ago.
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NAPLES, Fla. - Ariya Jutanugarn finished a remarkable year with an exclamation point. She completed an unprecedented LPGA sweep burying an 18-foot birdie putt Sunday to end her season at the CME Group Tour Championship. It was, by the way, her 470th birdie of the season, a tour record. Jutanugarn wrapped up the Vare Trophy […]
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