Donald frustrated, McDowell in contention

Luke Donald is confident his game is shaping up nicely for a strong challenge for the Masters title next month. The world No 3 headlines an intriguing field at this week's Malaysian Open, and he arrives in Kuala Lumpur full of confidence after his ...

bbc.co.uk: (11 Months ago) BBC Sport's Ken Brown analyses Luke Donald's final round at Wentworth as the Englishman regains his world number one status with a successful defence of the BMW PGA Championship. Read more Submitted by:

The takes centre stage on the European Tour this week and Luke Donald will be bidding for a famous treble. The Englishman has thrived on the remodelled West Course at Wentworth in Surrey as he has won back-to-back titles here and he is a short odds ...

Tiger Woods is grouped with Englishman Luke Donald and American Scott Piercy. — Reuters file picAUGUSTA, April 11 — Watched by huge galleries, the 'Big Three' of Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player launched the 77th Masters on Thursday ...

Defending champion Luke Donald believes his game is in good shape as he attempts to become only the second player in tournament history to win the BMW PGA Championship three years in a row. Victory for the Englishman this weekend at Wentworth would ...

Thailand's Kiradech Aphibarnrat staked out an early lead as world number three Luke Donald struggled to settle in Thursday on a rain-interrupted first day's play at the Maybank Malaysian Open. Kiradech posted eight birdies for a seven-under 65 to go ...

Luke Donald remained in contention at the RBC Heritage with a second-round 68 to move within one shot of the lead. Donald disappointingly tied for 25th at the Masters but has looked in good form in South Carolina, shooting five-under-par over the ...

World number three Luke Donald crashed out in the Maybank Malaysia Open on Saturday as rain chaos forced organisers to slash the event to 54 holes with Thailand's Kiradech Aphibarnrat in the lead. Donald missed the cut in a regular European Tour ...

While Rory McIlroy, Lee Westwood, Luke Donald, Justin Rose, Graeme McDowell and Ian Poulter hone Masters preparations, consider a contemporary of this gilded generation. Georgia next week is not on the mind of Paul Casey. His last chance of making ...