Brooks Koepka ultimately took his third PGA Championship title.
Shane Lowry finished in a tie for 12th place at Oak Hill last night.
The Clara golfer finished on level par, tied with Corey Connors and Victor Perez.
The leader on the night was Brooks Koepka, who captured his third PGA Championship title.
The American finished on nine-under-par to win by two shots.
Scottie Scheffler and Viktor Hovland ended in a tie for second on seven-under.
Rory McIlroy finished the week on two-under, and Padraig Harrington on seven-over to round out the rest of the Irish in the field.
Koepka has moved up 31 places in the latest golf world rankings.
The American is up from 44th to 13th after his triumph at the PGA Championship last night.
After ending in a tie for second, Scottie Scheffler is back to the top of the rankings, with Jon Rahm in second.
There's no change for Irish duo - McIlroy in third and Shane Lowry in 26th.
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