‘Little Bit of Stiffness’ – Jason Day Provides Update on Back Injury
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Jason Day is leading the Travelers Championship after round 2. He is atop the leaderboard and leads Bubba Watson and Kramer Hickok by a stroke. The Australian had a bogey-free round as he shot -8 for the day and -9 for the tournament. Jason is making a comeback after missing out on the U.S. Open because of a back injury.
What does Jason Day think about his back stiffness?
The 33-year-old fired a stunning 62 in the second round despite playing with a stiff back. In the post-round press conference, he was asked about the back stiffness and how can he still swing and play so well. And this is what Jason Day answered.
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“Right, yeah, I felt a little bit of stiffness after my range session in the afternoon yesterday, and I just — I’ve been hitting a lot of flighted shots. You know, sometimes when I get a little bit too far left everything, has to go back and start crunching on the right lower part of my back again.”
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Adding to this, the 12 time PGA Tour winner wants to work on his technique. But he is skeptical about it since he is playing in a tournament. He wants to make sure that his playing feels are where they need to be and not mess it up.
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“Unfortunately, I need to work on a little bit more technique, but I don’t want to do that because I’m playing a tournament. I want to make sure my playing feels are where they need to be. If I go ahead and work on technique, it’s going to throw everything out.”
“That’s the hard part. Do you work a little bit on the technique and try and balance it out, so it takes a little bit of pressure off the body? I might do that tomorrow on the range. We’ll see.”
This is the first time Jason Day has lead or co-led after 36 holes of a PGA Tour event since the 2019 Masters. Jason is currently suffering a drought as he hasn’t won a single PGA Tour trophy since 2018. So he needs to keep his momentum going and try to be in a strong position on Sunday. Jason Day will tee off with Bubba Watson in the final group on Saturday.
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