Energy Meter: If not for a set of bogeys down the Sunday stretch at Augusta National, Jason Day may have been the Aussie enjoying at the Masters weeks before in place of Adam Scott. Day played reliable all week at Augusta and followed that performance with a good exhibiting in the RBC Heritage at Harbour Town a week later before taking the past a couple of weeks off to charge the batteries. His Masters efficiency was of little surprise considering Day had three top-10 finishes heading in to the week, including a place finish in the Accenture World Match Play Championship. Why Heas a Threat: Dayas human body of just work at TPC Sawgrass only involves three begins, and two of the triggered missed reductions. These bad tasks, however, are sandwiched around a for sixth in the 2011 Players, the same year his finished tied for second at the Masters. Day's Augusta National energy carried over to the Stadium Course that year, and we are expecting the same to take place again this week. Chances to Win: 12 to 1
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