Jason Day Primed for Masters Breakthrough

0:00It's April 5th. This is Sydney News today, local news powered by AI. Jason Day is rolling into the Masters with serious momentum, marking his 15th start at Augusta after 5 top 10 finishes there. The 38-year-old Australian, now ranked number 2 down under, feels his games clicking just right ahead of Thursday evening's kickoff in. Australian Eastern Standard Time. Lately, he's posted a tie for second at the American Express back in January and grabbed six last week at the Houston Open, shaking off some rough, patches with his irons. He battled set up tweaks on newer models that drew too much or looked off, but switching back to his original irons unlocked a hot second round, 63 in Texas. Day's history at the Masters Screams contender runner-up on debut in 2011, third in 2013, after leading late, and nearly in the playoff in 2019, if not for a water mishap on 2015, those near misses fuel his fire and his former coach Cole Swann says he's as hungry

1:02as ever for that elusive green jacket. Now fully circle back to a fade shot that suits him, days driving solid, iron sharper and short games rounding out. He's one of the rare players to finish runner-up at every major, already owning the 2015 PGA title, and he knows his windows wide. Open. With the first major of the year underway soon, keep eyes on day, he's primed to turn those should-haves into a breakthrough run on that iconic Georgia. Lay out.