Seamus Power hit his low round of the week to secure a tie for 23rd place as Rafael Campos landed his first PGA Tour triumph at the Bermuda Championship.
The Waterford man had a flawless day at the Port Royal Course in Southampton, hitting four birdies and an eagle to get around in 65, finishing on nine under par.
The first birdie of the day arrived on the third, with another on seven seeing him reach the turn in 31, before he went birdie-eagle on 10 and 11. He picked up his last shot of the day on the 17th to cap a final day at the office.
In his 80th tour start, Campos shot a final-round 3-under 68 to grab his third ever top-five finish by carding an eagle, four birdies and three bogeys.
It saw him finish three strokes clear of Andrew Novak, who had been top of the leaderboard heading into Saturday's play.
