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NY Times · Sep 19, 2015

Jordan Spieth Breaks Par, but Jason Day Breaks Away

Photo Jordan Spieth shot a 65 Friday at the BMW Championship in Lake Forest, Ill., but was seven strokes behind Jason Day, who shot 63. Credit Patrick Smith/Getty Images LAKE FOREST, Ill. — For five straight holes Friday afternoon, Jordan Spieth completely lost confidence in his putter, making the task of keeping pace with Jason Day, the world’s top golfer, even more daunting than normal.

Chasing Day throughout the FedEx Cup had taken a toll on Spieth, who lost his No. 1 ranking after failing to make the cut at the previous events in the four-event competition, the Barclays and the Deutsche Bank Championships.

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