5 years agoIt is an understatement to say that Jason Day has not been good as of late, only recording one top-10 finish in his previous 10 tournaments, but the Aussie has shown the ability to strike out of nowhere during his career - especially when he is fresh and rejuvenated. During his last two victories on the PGA Tour, the 27th-ranked player in the world has had at least three weeks off in both situations, which is where he finds himself this week. Day's game should translate nicely to Nine Bridges Golf Club, evident by his two previous top-11 results at the venue, and tracks that require sand saves, quality putting and the propensity to create shots in the wind have always favored the 31-year-old over his counterparts. There is risk around the Aussie given his recent form, but with projected ownership of under eight percent, there is contrarian upside to be had on the 31-year-old. --Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour