Jason Day followed up his impressive 65 with a 2-under 69 on Friday at the Genesis Invitational, but it could have been much lower. The Australian jumped to the top of the leaderboard early in his round but coughed up the lead.
He sits tied for second at 8-under, trailing the current leader Patrick Cantlay.
After his second round, the 36-year-old knew he let a dominant position slip away.
“I’m very pleased with where I’m at, but I know that I could be a lot better considering where I was after 10 and three-putting 11 and then bogeying 12 and 13,” Day said.
Day came out hot, logging
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