Luke Donald has been suffering in a dark space in recent times but the former world No 1 believes he can start to see some shafts of light at the end of a long tunnel. The Englishman's confidence has taken something of a battering but he was bathed in smiles on Sunday after two eagles helped him conclude his Turkish Airlines Open campaign with a five-under-par 67. Donald improved with each passing day at the European Tour's penultimate event of the season, following a poor opening 74 on Thursday and subsequent rounds of 73 and 68. Luke Donald enjoyed a strong finish to the Turkish Airlines Open in Antalya last week
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Luke Donald believes his form is starting to turn around after tough year
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Donald was world No 1 in 2011 and 2012 but never won a major
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Englishman is now ranked 39th and was not selected for Ryder Cup
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He blames fall on trying to change his swing in bid to find more power
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But after change of coach Donald insists he is refocusing on his strengths
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'Any time you're working on those kind of things it's always difficult because you really want to go out on the course without many thoughts,' said the four-time @placeholder player.