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Thursday 26 May 2011

The top three players in the World Golf inconsistent again this week, Wentworth - and once again, Luke Donald, Martin Kaymer, and have the opportunity to shift the current number one Lee Westwood.

All three were competing against each other last week in the case of Volvo World Match Play, Donald missed the victory, the No. 1 spot thanks to a courageous display of his English colleague Ian Poulter in the final. Poults is back this week, but it will be able to keep away this time Donald is seriously in doubt.

No. 2 ready for Tied for second place last year in the world, and Donald's record for 2011 is unflashy but irresistible - eight PGA Tour starts, 33, has seven top 10 finishes including a win and a runner-final up. All without a nod to the staking plan regularly as clockwork, Donald seems incomplete.

This does not mean that man will win, of course. For all its phenomenal reliability when it comes to being up there, Donald's record of victories is much less impressive, a professional since 2001, Donald has three victories on the European Tour, two on the PGA Tour this year more WGC Accenture Matchplay, which is co-sanctioned by both Tours.

There is barely a comeback for a player of obvious class Donald's as good as the man from Hemel Hempstead is, he seems to have trouble doing the work.

So, assuming that Don is not the honors on Sunday, which is a good alternative? Westwood had a top 10 finish here last year with two victories in two events last month Worksop wonder is to find the form that saw him come agonizingly close to a major victory in 2010, between Westwood and Donald The biggest difference is the older man can convert winning positions into victories.

Kaymer has not denied this last case, but has top 20 finishes in 2009 and '08. But the German does not seem to have produced his best golf since Donald has beaten the Match Play in February, and there were few indications that we should expect a show-that for him as well this week.

If Westwood and Donald are the bankers without imagination, but understandable, who else is in the race? And the top three, the likes of Graeme McDowell, Rory McIlroy, Justin Rose, Francesco and Edoardo Molinari, Matteo Manassero are important skills in their own name, but maybe forward Paul Casey the way?

The Englishman won in January at the Champions Golf Volvo, but has disappointed since, with missed cuts in his last two outings on the players and Wells Fargo Championship. But Casey's record at Wentworth is impressive, with a victory in 2009 and not less than one seventh place finish in his last five visits.

Casey Duff recent form means he is currently on a very generous 32.0, but we are confident we can get rid of English history in a recent presentation, he always had a weakness for.

If Casey is not convinced, however, that offers even a threat? Last year's winner, Simon Khan was a thunderbolt, and while a victory this week is certainly beyond the player's hopes of Essex, another unsung hero who could forget about it most of the big names?

We are trying to Ross Fisher, winner of the Ryder Cup last year and four-time European Tour winner who was the tenth here last year and the second in 2009. When a story is almost the same mass Fisher unfancied Khan, but he or someone who is skilled at Wentworth marked.

It is not surprising given the shape of English largely unnoticed so far in 2011. Nevertheless, Fisher showed signs that he is ready to produce the best sound, fighting tooth and nail with Charl Schwartzel last week at Volvo World Match Play Championship, where he made an eagle on 18 that would have tied or maybe even won the competition - than watching him with amazement that Schwartzel's eagle is his, and thus win 1up.

When you play like that, maybe we should follow the South African as well, but Fisher's second here two years ago, only to give him the edge. All this means that we support the four English being in contention in Surrey - which, if nothing else, would be raucous public on Sunday.