Scot Continues Impressive Form in the Desert As He Bids to Make Life Easier, Reports Bernie Mcguire ; O'hara Keeps His Cool

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Last year he left it very late, but this season in-form Steven O'Hara is already close to wrapping up his Race to Dubai Tour card after only four events. O'Hara birdied three holes in succession mid- round on day three of the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters to sign for a 69 and a share of seventh place at five under par in Doha.

Denmark's Thomas Bjorn came from one shot behind to find himself leading by one when he birdied the last for a 66 and an 11-under- par total. Bjorn, who birdied his closing three holes, overhauled Austrian Markus Brier who bogeyed the last in a 69 to drop to second at 10 under par.

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Scot Continues Impressive Form in the Desert As He Bids to Make Life Easier, Reports Bernie Mcguire ; O'hara Keeps His Cool

Bjorn, 40 in less than a fortnight, said: "I didn't drive the ball particularly well, but I fought well and when I hit the fairways I took my chances. Yesterday I played fantastically and today was not ...

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