Despite His $1,708,000 Disappointment, Jason Day Makes It to An Elite Heartbroken Club

As the Open Championship unfolded, Brian Harman dominated, securing the coveted claret jug at Royal Liverpool with ease. However, Jason Day’s impressive performance earned him a $1,708,000 pay check for his T-2 finish. An accomplishment that places him in an elite group of golfers. With this achievement, Day has now attained second place in every major tournament, joining a select few players in this remarkable feat.

The Prestigious Club of Four-Major Runner-Ups

Jason Day’s T-2 finish at the Open Championship signifies a monumental milestone in his career. He becomes just the ninth golfer in history to achieve the rare distinction of finishing as a runner-up in each of the four major championships.

This exclusive club includes legendary names such as Craig Wood, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson, Greg Norman, PHil Mickelson, Louis Oosthuizen, and Dustin Johnson.

Interestingly, Jack Nicklaus remains the sole golfer in this esteemed group to have not only accomplished this feat but also completed the actual career Grand Slam, a testament to his unparalleled dominance in the sport. With an astounding 18 major titles and an even more astonishing 19 runner-up finishes, Nicklaus’ legacy stands unparalleled.

One Major Triumph Amidst Heartbreak

Jason Day’s journey to the prestigious club of four-major runner-ups is accompanied by a major title victory. The Australian golfer clinched the 2015 PGA Championship, adding a triumphant chapter to his illustrious career. Unlike some others on the list with multiple major victories, Day and Louis Oosthuizen stand out as the sole members with just one major triumph. Nevertheless, their consistency and performance have earned them a place among golf’s elite.

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While Day’s T-2 finish at the Open Championship might have seemed like a near-miss, Brian Harman’s runaway victory softened any potential heartbreak for the Australian golfer. Nonetheless, Day’s unwavering determination and skill continue to be recognised on the world stage.

Jason Day’s remarkable achievement at the Open Championship places him in the illustrious company of golfing greats who have accomplished the rare feat of finishing as a runner-up in all four major championships.

Among legends such as Nicklaus, Palmer, and Mickelson, Day’s name will forever be etched as one of the few who achieved this significant milestone. With a major title to his credit and consistent performances, Day’s legacy in the sport remains firmly established. As he continues to compete and strive for further success, the golfing world eagerly awaits more extraordinary moments from this talented golfer.

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