Making his Olympics debut has stirred the patriotism in top Australian golfer Jason Day, who says he already thinking about playing in front of a home crowd at the Brisbane Games in 2032.
The Olympics weren't a priority for the former world No.1 when he was at the peak of his game, opting to skip the 2016 Games in Rio, and he then missed selection for Toyko after injuries and a downturn in form.
But Day has been relishing wearing the green and gold as he chases a maiden medal for Australia in the men's tournament in Paris.
