Jason Day keeps 2-shot lead at rainy Bay Hill

— -- ORLANDO, Fla. -- The words Jason Day has used all week at Bay Hill are what he gets from Tiger Woods when they talk about playing with the lead.

Patience. Aggression. Extend the lead. If you're not on your game, post a good score.

That carried Day to a 2-under 70 in rough weather Saturday at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, which gave him a 2-shot lead and one more day to show he's a quick study. He has won the past three times he had a share of the 54-hole lead.

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"It's a different pressure, but it's a good, uncomfortable feeling that I've always talked about, that I always want in my career," Day said. "Because I know that if I've got that, I have a comfortable feeling that I'm doing it right. And usually, I'm around the lead."