Donald on course for big pay day

England’s Luke Donald tonight remained firmly in contention for a $11.3m payday in the Tour Championship in Atlanta.

Sat, 25 Sep, 2010 - 19:48

England’s Luke Donald tonight remained firmly in contention for a $11.3m payday in the Tour Championship in Atlanta.

Donald went into the third round at East Lake tied for the lead with playing partner Jim Furyk and had ground out a one-shot advantage after nine holes.

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