American Russell Henley won the tournament by one shot.
Shane Lowry has secured a top ten finish at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
The Clara man held a two shot lead going into the weekend but plummeted down the leaderbored after shooting a 76 on Saturday.
However the 37 year old carded a solid round of 70 to finish seventh place on six under par.
Lowry as a result has now moved up three places in the world rankings to move to a career high of 14th.
Russell Henley won the tournament by one shot on 11 under par to pip fellow American Collin Morikawa.
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