Jason Day Making a Spot Start at Bank of Utah Championship
It's a bit unclear as to why someone with the pedigree and comfort level of Jason Day, who finished 41st in the FedEx Cup regular season, would make the trek to Southern Utah. However, he's here and ready to see what he's got, having not played a competitive round in two months. It's encouraging from the standpoint that he's found something worth putting up against a PGA Tour field, regardless of whether all of the major players have either hung up the sticks for a while or gone overseas. 2025 was far from his best season, with weekend collapses and the inability to stay on the gas being a recurring theme that kept him from hoisting any hardware with as many cracks as any player can realistically expect to have. There's nothing specific to point to as the main cause for his shortcomings. The ball striking has been good enough most weeks, and his putting has had its definite bright spots. Day possesses a higher floor than many in this field, and even though the end of his season wasn't as great as others, the talent makes him worth a nod in certain situations.
Source: Data Golf
Source: Data Golf
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