AUGUSTA, Ga. (Reuters) - As he lay on his back wincing in agony at the second tee on Thursday, it was difficult to imagine that Jason Day would muster much of a challenge at Augusta National this week.
Yet for Day, who claimed a share of the second-round clubhouse lead at the Masters on Friday, coping with debilitating pain has become part of the job.
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