That’s not surprising, perhaps, given that he lives in Westerville with his wife Ellie Harvey, a Lucas, Ohio, native. But Day publicized his preferences in a Wall Street Journal Magazine Q&A, where he was profiled along with two other top young golfers: Jordan Spieth and Rickie Fowler.
The issue can be purchased at bookstores and newsstands (and should be on display at luxury hotels and condos) now.
Day was terse and to-the-point in most of his answers — Favorite Band? “Coldplay”; Typical Snack? “A Probar” — so his responses about his favorite drink and restaurant seemed almost grandiloquent by comparison.
“I never miss the chance to order a Moscow Mule at the Society Lounge in Cleveland,” Day remarked, when asked about his favorite cocktail.
And he didn’t stop there with the E. 4th pimpage. His “go-to” restaurant will be familiar to Clevelanders as well:
“Definitely Lola in Cleveland,” said Day. “Michael Symon is the chef-owner. The food is delicious.”
This article appears in Sep 9-15, 2015.
You might want to correct your article. Jason Day did NOT win the 2015 US Open, he won the 2015 PGA Championship. Jordan Spieth won the 2015 Masters and the 2015 US Open.
Always liked that Jason Day. Classy guy, right there. What? No, my opinions aren’t biased because he is complimentary towards Cleveland, what are you talking about?
Met his wife while he was in town for the Bridgestone. She worked at the Mavis Winkles in Twinsburg.
Met his wife while he was in town for the Bridgestone. She worked at Mavis Winkles in Twinsburg.