Kicks for a good cause, Jason Day helps LIV Golf Defector Mate raise funds for a good cause

Get ready for a heartwarming and exciting story set in the world of golf! Australian golf sensation Jason Day caught the attention of fans and followers with a truly touching gesture on Instagram. His act of kindness served as a powerful reminder of the impact one person can have when they use their platform for the greater good.
In a heartwarming display of generosity and goodwill, Day used his influential Instagram platform to promote a truly exceptional auction. With a large following and popularity on Instagram, the golf pro used his online presence effectively to encourage his loyal followers and golf enthusiasts alike to participate in this special auction.
Jason Day’s charitable gesture of supporting a friend
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In a recent Instagram Story, Day revealed a pair of Nike Air Max shoes he had autographed and announced they would be up for auction. The best part? Proceeds from this trade would go to support the Begin Again Foundation. It is a non-profit organization founded by his close friend and LIV golfer Marc Leishman. This act of generosity not only shows Day’s kindness, but also underscores the power to use his platform for a good cause.
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The post included a direct call-to-action. He urged his fans and followers to go to the auction link and place their bids. That way, not only would they have a chance to own a treasured memento, but they would also be contributing to a cause that is helping to change the lives of others. He wrote in the story “Go over and bid on this pair of signed Nikes. Proceeds will benefit my buddy @marcleish’s foundation @beginagainfoundation.”
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May 21, 2021; Island of Kiawah, South Carolina, United States; Jason Day tees off from the fifteenth tee during the second round of the PGA Championship golf tournament. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports
The Begin Again Foundation, championed by Leishman, supports families facing medical challenges and provides them with vital resources and financial support. Its mission undoubtedly aligns with Day’s belief in giving back and supporting those in need, making it the perfect choice for the proceeds of this unique auction.
Jason Day’s disappointing result at the 2023 Wells Fargo Championship
The 2023 Wells Fargo Championship at Quail Hollow in Charlotte, North Carolina produced a hard-fought field featuring some of the biggest names on the PGA Tour. However, despite expectations of their performances, several prominent golfers fell short. They didn’t make it to the weekend rounds as the cutting line was set at an impressive 1-under par.
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Well-known favorites such as Xander Schauffele, Justin Thomas, Viktor Hovland and Max Homa showed strong performances on Thursday and Friday and undoubtedly secured their places in the weekend rounds. Meanwhile, Rory McIlroy narrowly made the cut after hitting a 73 in the second round, securing his continuation in the tournament.
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May 19, 2021; Island of Kiawah, South Carolina, United States; Jason Day watches his tee shot at the fifteenth hole during a practice round for the PGA Championship golf tournament at the Ocean Course at Kiawah Island Resort. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports
Among the surprises among those who missed the cut was 2018 Wells Fargo Championship winner himself, Jason Day. With only four holes left to play on Friday, Day seemed safely within the cut line. Unfortunately, a double bogey on the par 3 #17 interrupted his momentum, allowing him to survive two laps and ultimately ruin his hopes of progressing through the weekend.
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But surely the golf pro will only look ahead and focus on his next event to claim a win there!
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