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"Its so difficult to get into the team, the lads are playing so well," Donaldson said. "You know that you have to play well to secure your place and it did come down to the wire." Bradley Dredge, who led after three rounds, was two strokes back for the first 1-2 Welsh finish on the European Tour. Dredge started the fourth round with a two-stroke lead but managed a 72 with two birdies and two bogeys for a 12-under 276 total and his second straight second place after last weeks Made In Denmark event. "Its been a great two weeks in terms of two seconds," Dredge said. "Two firsts wouldve been better. Slightly disappointed I didnt win one, but Ill have a few more chances before the end of the year, and see how that goes." Kjeldsen (71) finished tied for third with Merrick Bremner of South Africa with an overall 11-under 277. 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