McGinley and Donald close in on lead

Paul McGinley and Luke Donald today moved into position to challenge for the €5.9m NEC World Championship in Akron this weekend.

McGinley and Donald close in on lead
Fri, 19 Aug, 2005 - 23:00

Paul McGinley and Luke Donald today moved into position to challenge for the €5.9m NEC World Championship in Akron this weekend.

But now comes the hard part – the player they are chasing is Firestone course specialist Tiger Woods.

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