Day's Birdie-Free Round Dashes Green Jacket Dreams

0:00Australia's Jason Day entered the final round of the Masters tied for fifth, just three shots off the lead, but ended up tied for 12th with A. 3 over par 75. He hit 13 greens in regulation and called his ball striking solid, yet when birdie free as putts refused to drop, especially early on holes too. And 3. A double bogey on the par 3-7th pretty much ended his green jacket hopes, turning contention into a grind, just to secure a top 15 finish. And an invite back next year. Day shared his frustration post-round, noting he saw birdie chances like those his partner Justin Rose converted for a tie for third, but couldn't. Position himself right. Fellow Aussie Adam Scott, the 2013 champ, to 24th at 2, under after a final round 70. Both now gear up for the PGA championship on May 14th, where Day hunts his first major in over a decade. I'm Corey with the story, and you've been listening to Sydney News today, AI Power

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