By Ben Everill
LAKE FOREST, Illinois, Sep 20 (Reuters) – Jason Day has always struggled to sleep yet the 27-year-old Australian's weekend at the BMW Championship was more restless than most.
His insomnia did not stem from trying to win the tournament, he had won three in his last five starts, or maintain his place atop the lucrative FedEx Cup standings.
By Ben Everill
LAKE FOREST, Illinois, Sep 20 (Reuters) – Jason Day has always struggled to sleep yet the 27-year-old Australian's weekend at the BMW Championship was more restless than most.
His insomnia did not stem from trying to win the tournament, he had won three in his last five starts, or maintain his place atop the lucrative FedEx Cup standings.
By Ben Everill
LAKE FOREST, Illinois, Sep 20 (Reuters) – Jason Day has always struggled to sleep yet the 27-year-old Australian's weekend at the BMW Championship was more restless than most.
His insomnia did not stem from trying to win the tournament, he had won three in his last five starts, or maintain his place atop the lucrative FedEx Cup standings.
By Ben Everill
LAKE FOREST, Illinois, Sep 20 (Reuters) – Jason Day has always struggled to sleep yet the 27-year-old Australian's weekend at the BMW Championship was more restless than most.
His insomnia did not stem from trying to win the tournament, he had won three in his last five starts, or maintain his place atop the lucrative FedEx Cup standings.
By Ben Everill
LAKE FOREST, Illinois, Sep 20 (Reuters) – Jason Day has always struggled to sleep yet the 27-year-old Australian's weekend at the BMW Championship was more restless than most.
His insomnia did not stem from trying to win the tournament, he had won three in his last five starts, or maintain his place atop the lucrative FedEx Cup standings.
By Ben & Everill
LAKE FOREST, Illinois (Reuters) – Jason Day claimed his fourth victory in six starts & surged to the world number one ranking after going wire-to-wire to win the BMW Championship by six shots on Sunday.
The Australian closed out his tournament with a two-under-par 69 to complete at 22-under 262 at Conway Farms, six clear of American rookie Daniel Berger (69) in the third of the PGA Tour's four FedExCup playoff events.
By Larry Fine
EDISON, New Jersey (Reuters) – Red-hot PGA Championship winner Jason Day of Australia romped to victory at The Barclays on Sunday, winning the opening event of the lucrative FedExCup Series by a whopping six strokes.
World number three Day reeled off eight birdies in a bogey-free final round 62 for a 19-under-par 261 total at Plainfield Country Club for his third victory in his last four starts.
(Reuters) – Three-times PGA Tour winner Scott Stallings has been suspended for three months for violating the PGA Tour's anti-doping policy, the tour said on Tuesday.
The 30-year-old American, whose most recent victory on tour was at last year's Farmers Insurance Open, turned himself in as shortly as he learned of the violation.
"I discovered in February 2015 that I had inadvertently taken a supplement for the prior two months that was not permitted by the PGA Tour," Stallings said in a statement released through the tour.
By Steve Keating
UNIVERSITY PLACE, Washington, June 19 (Reuters) – One of the longest layouts ever to host a golf major, Chambers Bay was made for big-hitting American Dustin Johnson who has muscled his way into contention at this week's U.S. Open.
Boasting the three longest par-fours ever seen at a U.S. Open, the links-style course has brought some of golf's biggest names to their knees, including 14-time major winner Tiger Woods, defending champion Martin Kaymer & Players championship winner Rickie Fowler who all missed the cut on Friday.
(Reuters) – Australian Jason Day & American Erik Compton were tied for the early third-round lead at the weather-hit Zurich Classic of New Orleans on Saturday as the players prepared for a marathon Sunday to complete the event.
World number six Day was one-under par after three holes & Compton four-under after six, leaving the pair level at 13-under overall on a rain-softened layout at the TPC Louisiana where thunderstorms have disrupted play for the last three days.
England's Justin Rose, Canadian David Hearn & Americans Blayne Barber & Jerry Kelly were a further stroke back yet no player in the field had completed more than 12 holes when play was suspended for the day in fading light.
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