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Donald has two third-place finishes at Grand Slam events, but still holds the tag of being one of the best current players never to have won a major.
"Well I certainly think I have the ability. It's putting four rounds together like I did here," Donald said.
"I think there could be 20, 25 guys who would say that when they are on their game any given week, they are going to be tough to beat. I feel like I'm part of that group."
Returning to the top of the rankings for the third time in 10 weeks will give him extra confidence heading into the U.S. Open in San Francisco on June 14-17 and then the British Open in July and the U.S. PGA Championship in August.
Rose climbed to No. 6 after finishing tied for second with Paul Lawrie at 11 under, matching his highest ever position in the rankings. Lawrie climbed from 40th to 29th.
With three Ryder Cup hopefuls topping the leaderboard on Sunday, Donald believes Europe is in a good position to defend the trophy in Medinah near Chicago in September.
"I think it's shaping up nicely, our team," he said. "The U.S. guys are playing well, too. I think it's going to be a tough battle."
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