Jason Day is back in the Presidents Cup for the first time in seven years with a new attitude. Day says he was discouraged early on that not everyone was motivated.

As the words are coming out of Jason Day’s mouth, he knows he’s walking the thin line of hypocrisy. Recounting his Presidents Cup experiences on Tuesday as he prepared to play in the event for the fifth time this week at Royal Montreal,

Back in 2019, Day admitted that he sometimes checked out mentally and that he has to “do better” in the Presidents Cup. He specifically mentioned the 2015 event in Korea, when he was coming off one of his best years and still went 0-4-1 in the biennial competition. Overall, he sports a woeful 5-11-4 record.

Jason Day showed off his brand-new shoes ahead of this week's Presidents Cup. The Australian golfer is gearing up to compete in the prestigious team event, which starts on Thursday, September 26, in Montreal.

The Australian makes his first Presidents Cup appearance since 2017 at Royal Montreal Golf Club, but he admits he has occasionally lacked 'drive' at the match in the past