It leaves him unchanged in the world rankings.
Shane Lowry's challenge for the Players Championship title failed to materialise in last night's final round.
The Offaly man carded a level-par 72 to finish in a tie for 13th on six-under.
Australian Cameron Smith took victory on 13-under - one shot clear of Anirban Lahiri in second.
Seamus Power and Rory McIlroy both finished on three-under-par.
It's bumped Waterford man Power up to 48th in golf's world rankings, following his finish in a tie for 33rd.
He needs to be in the world's top 50 at the end of this month to secure a place at the Masters in April.
Rory McIlroy is in seventh, with Shane Lowry still at 36.
Winner Cameron Smith has moved up to sixth.
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