AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - A disillusioned Jason Day arrived five years ago for his first Masters but he was hardly full of eager anticipation about the prospect of finally playing Augusta National competitively.
Rather, a glum Day contemplated quitting golf as he sat across the road from Augusta National in his customised bus with his agent, sports psychologist and wife Ellie, his two Dachshunds nearby.
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