Kevin Chappell, Robert Garrigus, Lee Westwood and Y.E. Yang comprised a four-way tie for third place at 6-under par. Yang called McIlroy’s potential “scary.”
“He just didn’t miss a beat, played phenomenal golf,” Day said. “I played really, really solid golf over the weekend, which I really wanted to do, and I’m very, very happy to finish second.”
But Day will have to wait another year, at least, for the roar to be for him.
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