Golf: Jason Day profile

Jason Day is one of Australia’s most successful golfers having picked up 18 professional wins throughout his career so far.

The 35-year-old has been one of the stars of the PGA Tour and was ranked number one in the world for 51 weeks in 2015.

The Queenslander’s biggest success also came in 2015 when he won the PGA Championship by three strokes from America’s Jordan Spieth.

Day has also finished second at the other three majors – the Masters, Open Championship and US Open Championship.

Day can be backed at 34.00 to win the PGA Championship in 2024.

Name	Jason Day
Born	12th November 1987 in Queensland, Australia
Height	6ft 0in
Pro Wins	18
Career Earnings	$54m

List of PGA Tour wins

2010 – Byron Nelson Championship
2014 – WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship
2015 – Farmers Insurance Open
2015 – RBC Canadian Open
2015 – PGA Championship
2015 – The Barclays
2015 – BMW Championship
2016 – Arnold Palmer Invitational
2016 – WGC-Dell Match Play
2016 – The Players Championship
2018 – Farmers Insurance Open
2018 – Wells Fargo Championship
2023 – AT&T Byron Nelson

List of International wins

2007 – Legend Financial Group Classic
2013 – ISPS Handa World Cup of Golf
2013 – World Cup of Golf Individual Trophy
2014 – Franklin Templeton Shootout
2019 – MGM Resorts The Challenge: Japan Skins

Best major finishes

The Masters – T2 (2011)
PGA Championship – Won (2015)
US Open – 2nd/T2 (2011/2013)
The Open Championship – T2 (2023)

Where is Jason Day from?

Day was born in Beaudesert, Queensland and at the age of eight the family moved to Rockhampton where he started to win tournaments in the surrounding areas.

Day, his wife and five children, now live in Westerville, Ohio, in the United States.

What are Jason Day’s career earnings?

Day has so far earned $54million in his career, with a good chunk of that coming in 2015 when he won five tournaments.

Not only did Day win the PGA Championship, he also won the Farmers Insurance Open, the RBC Canadian Open, The Barclays and the BMW Championship.

2016 was also a big year for day when he won The Players Championship, which is often referred to as the ‘fifth major’, along with the Arnold Palmer Invitational and WGC-Dell Match Play.

As things stand, Day has not joined the exodus to LIV Golf and has remained loyal to the PGA Tour.

Who is Jason Day’s caddie?

Day’s caddie is currently Luke Reardon, and the pair have been together since 2017.

Up until that point, Day had worked with a number of caddies, including Colin Swatton, who was on the bag for 11 years.

When Day and Swatton went their separate ways in 2017, Day turned to Reardon, who he knew from high school days.

The duo have been together ever since.

What clubs does Jason Day use?

As things stand Day does not have a deal with a golf club manufacturer. Therefore he has a mix of brands in his bag.

Day opts to go with a PING G430 LST driver, but his 3-wood, 7-wood and irons are all TaylorMade.

His putter is also the TaylorMade Itsy Bitsy Spider Ghost putter. To complete his bag, Day also has Titliest Vokey SM9 wedges.