5 years agoPart of the issue with Jason Day is that his price on DFS sites always seems intriguing from a contrarian standpoint, yet his ownership percentage never quite seems to generate as much interest as you would think because of the number of times he has imploded for those that have given him the benefit of the doubt. If you are done with the volatility of Day, we don't blame you. However, there are some reasons to be encouraged. The 2015 PGA Championship winner has feasted on shorter courses like Pebble Beach and TPC Sawgrass throughout his career, partially because removing driver out of his game is a massive plus. Day's iron play has also been notably picked apart over the last few seasons, but it is worth noting that we often see him struggle the most from really short or long ranges. It will surprise some that Day ranks inside the top-25 in this field over the past two seasons in proximity from 150-200 yards, and his short game ability should add another feather to his cap for those looking for a big payday. The downside is there for a missed cut or withdrawal, but it will come down to how much risk/reward you can stomach. Rostering Day is not for the faint of heart.--Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour