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An arsenal of young guns at the Masters

Updated: April 8, 2011, 10:49 PM ET
By Bob Harig | ESPN.com

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- He is 23, and yet the old man of the group. That irony was not lost at all on Jason Day, a first-time Masters participant who went low at storied Augusta National on Friday.

Playing with another "newbie'' in America's Rickie Fowler and Northern Ireland's boy wonder Rory McIlroy, Day shot a tournament-best 8-under-par 64 on Friday to climb the Masters leaderboard, setting up an interesting weekend.

Taking it all in was fellow Aussie Colin Swatton, Day's ...

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