Jason Day hopes playing in the marquee grouping with Tiger Woods for the first two rounds of the Masters proves the spur he craves as Australia's former world No.1 strives to set the record straight at the year's opening major.
Now among an elite group of golfers to have finished runner-up at all four major championships following his joint second at last year's British Open, Day has been afforded the ultimate billing at Augusta National.
At 48 and barely a part-timer these days, Woods has arrived for his 26th Masters campaign adamant he can break then-46-year-old Jack Nicklaus's 1986 record as the oldest player ever to win a green jacket.
