Donald could have replaced Germany’s Martin Kaymer as world number one
Final leaderboard:
-12 B Snedeker (US) L Donald (Eng) -11 T Gainey (US) -10 T Herron (US) R Barnes (US) -8 N O’Hern (Aus), B Crane (US) P Perez (US) Selected others: -3 I Poulter (Eng) +1 G McDowell (NI)
England’s Luke Donald narrowly missed the chance to become world number one after losing a sudden-death play-off to Brandt Snedeker at The Heritage.
The result means Englishman Lee Westwood reclaims the number one spot after winning the Indonesia Masters.
Both players finished the tournament on 12 under par but Snedeker snatched victory at the third play-off hole when Donald’s chip lipped out at the 18th.
Snedeker had fired a seven-under-par 64, while Donald could only make a 70.
More to follow.
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