Donald takes share of Masters lead

Luke Donald took less than 15 minutes to move into a share of the lead when the Masters resumed at Augusta today.

Fri, 08 Apr, 2005 - 16:48

Luke Donald took less than 15 minutes to move into a share of the lead when the Masters resumed at Augusta today.

Donald’s first hole of the day was the 180-yard par-three sixth – his 15th - and he made another two for a fourth-successive birdie.

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