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It took a weather delay to slow surging Jason Day Thursday at the BMW Championship, where the Australian's fireworks left even Jordan Spieth's hole-in-one in the shade. Day launched his bid for a victory that could lift him to number one in the world in scintillating fashion, an eagle and nine birdies with one bogey putting him 10-under when the horn sounded to end play shortly after he teed off at his final hole. With play then suspended for the night, Day was four strokes clear of his nearest rival, American Daniel Berger -- who was in the clubhouse on six-under 65 after holing out for an unlikely eagle at the par-four ninth.
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