With another dominating performance, Jason Day cruised to a 6-shot victory at The Barclays. This was Day’s 3rd victory in his last 4 events and vaulted him to the top of the Fed Ex Cup Playoff standings as well as moving him up to his career high #3 Official World Ranking. Perhaps the scariest thing for the rest of the PGA Tour was the comment Day made after his latest triumph, saying that each win makes him even hungrier for the next one. Think about that for a minute.
A month ago, there was no questions that Jordan Spieth was going to be the player of the year and all the “year-end” accolades were headed his way. With the month that Jason Day has put together, it’s anyone’s game now and I, for one, can’t wait to see how it unfolds!
f working with two of my favorite people in the world, 
had a “Senior Moment” this week at the Wyndham Championship in Greensboro as Davis Love III became the 3rd oldest player in PGA Tour history to win an official event! Ryder Cup Captains are supposed to be be giving tips and pointers to the players on the range, not on the course, but with a final round 64, Love turned the tables on the young guns, notching his 21st career victory and first since 2008.

