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Jason Day was not the story of the International team’s collapse at Medinah. He is, however, a revealing symbol of the selection problem Geoff Ogilvy must help solve before the Presidents Cup reaches Melbourne in 2028...
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Jason Day was not the story of the International team’s collapse at Medinah. He is, however, a revealing symbol of the selection problem Geoff Ogilvy must help solve before the Presidents Cup reaches Melbourne in 2028...
Jason Day has been left out of Geoff Ogilvy ’s International team for Medinah, a decision that says as much about the Australian’s current competitive position as it does about the captain’s belief in a new generation.
Geoff Ogilvy has left Jason Day out of the International team for Medinah, ending the Australian’s hopes of a fourth straight Presidents Cup appearance after a season disrupted by back trouble and a missed FedExCup Pl...
The end of an 18-year FedExCup Playoffs streak matters, but for Jason Day it is less a career full stop than a clear signal: his body, not his ambition, has dictated 2026.
The 2026 FedExCup Playoffs begin in Memphis on Thursday without Jason Day for the first time in his career, leaving Min Woo Lee and Adam Scott to carry Australia’s presence into a sharper, shorter postseason.
The FedExCup race has been well covered, but the next Australian subplot is team selection: Min Woo Lee and Ryan Fox are positioned strongly for the International side, while Jason Day and Cameron Davis still have wor...
The PGA Tour’s regular season is complete, leaving Min Woo Lee and Adam Scott to carry Australia’s interest into the 2026 FedExCup playoffs while Jason Day faces a longer route back.