Rory McIlroy took a big step towards clinching his eighth Race to Dubai title on Thursday, rallying from a late stumble to take a share of the 36-hole lead alongside Tyrrell Hatton at the DP World Tour Championship.
McIlroy overcomes late stumble to take share of lead in Dubai
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