Earlier this season the Pars closed the North Stand at East End Park to supporters to lower running costs.
Meanwhile, Jacobsen was tied with Craig Barlow at 17 under par, close enough to think about winning, which is something Jacobsen has not done since 1995.
He came unstitched a little here after reaching the exalted mark of two under par, closing the second round on plus three, still good enough to go out yesterday in the seventh-last group with Frenchman Raphael Jacquelin.
In what was a memorable four days for European golf in general, Harrington shot a four-under-par closing round of 66 for a 72-hole aggregate of 277, two shots better than a brace of runners-up, Spain's Sergio García and the former Open champion, Ben Curtis.
Martin Kaymer surged to victory in the WGC Champions tournament with a stunning back nine of 29 in a nine-under-par closing 63.
Its investments, which were all acquired from Goldman at par or close to par, were all rated AAA.
By the back nine, Benjamin was playing much better, with a birdie on the 10th hole and eight consecutive pars to close.
The Pars came close once again a minute later when Thomson clattered the crossbar with his effort.
Justin Rose, playing in the same group as Mickelson, holed a tricky five-footer for par to close one back on level par alongside the day's early leader Luke Donald.
Meurer double-bogeyed the par-3 18th hole, while Tallent had a par to close out the victory.
