The former LIV Golf winner and DP World Tour champion has been granted entry to next week’s Puerto Rico Open on the PGA Tour.
Eugenio Chacarra has secured a sponsor’s exemption into next week’s Puerto Rico Open on the PGA Tour, marking another significant step in his career transition.
The Spanish golfer, who once ranked as the world’s second-best amateur, brings considerable pedigree to the event. Chacarra enjoyed success on the LIV Golf League, securing a victory in 2022, before transitioning to the traditional professional circuit where he has performed well on the DP World Tour.
Building Momentum on the PGA Tour
The exemption represents an opportunity for Chacarra to establish himself on professional golf’s highest stage. His track record demonstrates the ability to compete at elite levels, having won on multiple circuits and earning recognition as one of amateur golf’s brightest prospects before turning professional.
The Puerto Rico Open provides the platform for Chacarra to continue proving his capabilities against the PGA Tour’s field and potentially build momentum for future appearances on the circuit.
🚨✅⛳️ #NEW — Former LIV Golfer Eugenio Chacarra has been given a sponsor’s exemption into next week’s Puerto Rico Open on the PGA Tour. The former No.2 top ranked amateur won on the LIV Golf circuit in 2022 and has more recently won on the DP World Tour.
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