Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
The 42-year-old Dubliner teed off in the final round of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship - pushed into an extra day by Saturday's winds - four strokes behind Luck Donald. Paul McGinley is now priced at odds of N/A in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship betting.
But an opening birdie lifted McGinley to 12 under par and into a tie for eighth place.
Lee Westwood who is available at betting odds of N/A on Boylesports.com, needing a top two finish to have a chance of going top of the European money list, had to be content with pars on the first two holes.
That kept the Worksop golfer on 10 under and joint 14th.
Donald, whose last victory was in March 2006 in Florida, led by one overnight from Rory McIlroy and Simon Dyson.
The celebrity pro-am was continuing too with Donald partnering former Liverpool footballer Jamie Redknapp and McIlroy celebrating his father's 50th birthday by playing with him in the final group.
There was an instant change at the top when the leaders set off.
Simon Dyson N/A pitched to within three feet of the flag on the first, then holed from around 18 feet at the next.
He moved one in front of Donald, who parred them both, and two ahead of not only McIlroy, who did the same, but also Finn Mikko Ilonen, Scot Richie Ramsay and Spaniard Rafael Cabrera-Bello.
However, there was an instant change at the top when the leaders set off.
Simon Dyson pitched to within three feet of the flag on the first, then holed from around 18 feet at the next.
He moved one in front of Donald, who parred them both, and two ahead of not only Rory McIlroy N/A, who did the same, but also Finn Mikko Ilonen, Scot Richie Ramsay and Spaniard Rafael Cabrera-Bello N/A.
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