Golf - Day relishing Canadian sunshine after Troon battering


  • Golf
  • Monday, 18 Jul 2016

Jul 16, 2016; Ayrshire, SCT; Jason Day (AUS) during the third round of the 145th Open Championship golf tournament at Royal Troon Golf Club - Old Course. Mandatory Credit: Thomas J. Russo-USA TODAY Sports

TROON, Scotland (Reuters) - World number one Jason Day is looking forward to strolling the U.S. Tour's fairways and greens sporting just a simple tee-shirt after being battered by the wind and rain at the British Open.

Day never mounted a sustained challenge for the title and a closing 71 was typical of his week as he ended on 285, one over par.

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