Confessions of a Golfaholic 

Are you kidding me? Jason Day fires a 62 on Sunday to back up his 63 on Saturday to blow away the field in the first round (The Barclays) of the FedEx Cup playoffs. The six stroke victory was reminiscent of Tiger pre-Thanksgiving 2009. Unlike the prior week at the Wyndham Championship (more on that later), this was a loaded field. Rory McIlroy aside, the top 125 FedEx points earners were competing. The leaderboard was littered with the top ranked players in the world. With th

With the Wannamaker trophy now firmly entrenched in the Day household, we take a look at a great final “Major” championship of 2015. Birdies: Jason Day: He now how the monkey of his back, although I believe his “cannot close” reputation was undeserved. Absent a case of vertigo at Chambers Bay he may well have won two majors this year, in addition to tying Jordan Spieth at the British. The good guy Aussie stared down the wunderkind, despite a surprisingly hostile gallery. (His