Shane Lowry was four-over, with Tom McKibbin eight-over
Three bogeys in the final four holes saw Rory McIlroy come up short at the US Open last night.
The world number two finished one shot adrift of eventual winner Bryson DeChambeau at Pinehurst.
The American ended the week on six-under-par as McIlroy's wait for a first major title since 2014 continues.
Shane Lowry was four-over, with Tom McKibbin eight-over.

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