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Day eyes more appearances on home soil

Rockhampton golf export Jason Day plays a shot during the Australian PGA Championship at Royal Queensland Golf Club in Brisbane. The event was his first on home soil for seven years. (Dave Hunt/AAP)
Murray Wenzel, AAP

Jason Day has indicated his long-awaited Australian return won't be a one-off as the former world No.1 tips the Australian […]

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