Ryder Cup: Donald says fans could turn on fee-earning U.S. stars - ESPN
Luke Donald has claimed that American fans at Bethpage Black could turn on Team USA's players because they are being paid to take part.
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Luke Donald has claimed that American fans at Bethpage Black could turn on Team USA's players because they are being paid to take part.
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