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"Jason Day shot a six-under par 66 in the first round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Friday to take a one-stroke lead at Bay Hill Club in Orlando. Day, third in the World Ranking, shot five-under on the back nine that included an eagle on 16 to give him the outright lead.\n&amp;quot;I feel really good about the game. I mean the swing is coming along nicely,&amp;quot; said Day. &amp;quot;I think if there&amp;#39;s one thing I&amp;#39;d like to improve upon over the next couple weeks is really from tee to green, trying to improve that, hit more fairways, hit more greens. And then I think putting has actually been pretty good for me.&amp;quot;\nAdam Scott, seeking his third consecutive PGA Tour victory following wins at the Honda Classic and the WGC-Cadillac Championship, shot a five-under 67. He is one shot off the lead and tied for second with Marc Leishman, Brendan Steele, Henrik Stenson and Troy Merritt.\nWorld No. 8 Justin Rose shot a 4-under 68, two shots behind Day, and is tied for seventh place. Rose&amp;#39;s round consisted of two eagles (one on a par-4) and a double bogey.\nJapan&amp;#39;s Hideki Matsuyama, winner of the 2016 Waste Management Phoenix Open, was in a similar position until the 18th hole. He double bogeyed it after hitting his second shot into the water. He finished  with a two-under 70, six shots off the lead.\nRory McIlroy, still chasing his first victory of the year, shot a three-over 75. He is nine shots off the lead and tied for 107th place. His round included two double bogeys on the front nine."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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