By Tony Jimenez WATFORD, England (Reuters) - Graeme McDowell has had a fruitless year in terms of victories but he appears to have re-focused on his career after experiencing family joy and golfing agony in quick succession. The Florida-based Northern Irishman played his first event on European soil since July when he finished tied 15th at last week's Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland and is on course to do even better in the British Masters at The Grove. "I really feel as if I've turned the corner in the last three or four months," said McDowell after birdies at his last two holes on Friday gave him a three-under-par 68 and a challenging six-under aggregate of 136.
