By Julian Linden AUGUSTA, Georgia, April 12 (Reuters) - It is lucky for Jason Day that he has broad shoulders. After snatching the halfway lead at the Masters on Friday, the Australian knows he will have to carry the weight of his home nation. Like all his countryman, Day does not need reminding that no Australian has ever won at Augusta National but the 25-year-old is hoping he can be the one to break the drought. "It's all how you look at it. ...
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