| The former Asian No. 1 started the day five 
				shots behind the leaders at the Valero Texas Open at TPC San 
				Antonio on Sunday and shot a three-under-par 69 to ensure his 
				best finish of the season.
 The 33-year-old finished eight strokes behind winner Jordan 
				Spieth but thought he could have been closer.
 
 "I think overall through the week, I didn't convert as many of 
				my opportunities," Lahiri said.
 
 "I definitely hit the ball good enough to contend and maybe win, 
				but my bunker play and my short game, and putting from mid-range 
				to short range, was below par. Those are the things that I need 
				to work on."
 
 Lahiri had missed five cuts in his last six starts and his 
				finish in Texas gave him a much-needed boost in the FedExCup 
				standings, lifting him to 94th from 125th.
 
 "I've put a lot of work in the full swing and ball striking in 
				the last month or so, and to see that working and holding up 
				under pressure is very pleasing," he said.
 
 "I'm very happy with how I kept my composure and kind of stuck 
				to what I needed to do. It was one of those weeks that I could 
				have done a lot more but I'd rather build on this and work on 
				some of the areas where I came up short on."
 
 (Reporting by Sudipto Ganguly in Mumbai; editing by Peter 
				Rutherford)
 
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