Jason Day Shines at Arnold Palmer Invitational After Reuniting with Longtime Coach

The former World No. 1 surged into contention with a career-low round at Bay Hill, crediting renewed guidance from coach Colin Swatton.

Jason Day carded an 8-under 64 on Friday, his best-ever round at Bay Hill, moving into a tie for 5th place after 36 holes.
Day's performance featured seven birdies, an eagle, and just one bogey, showcasing a return to form after a challenging opening round of 76.
The Australian golfer recently reunited with his longtime coach Colin Swatton, who he credited for helping refine his swing and putting technique.
Day acknowledged the difficulty of self-coaching and expressed confidence in Swatton's ability to provide critical insights into his game.
Shane Lowry leads the tournament at 8-under, with consistent play and a strong iron game, while Day and others remain within striking distance heading into the weekend.