Eugenio Chacarra Hits Career-High OWGR After India Win

Eugenio Chacarra reached a brand-new profession high in the Official World Golf Ranking after his win at the 2026 DP World India Championship. The Spanish golf player increased from No. 50 to No. 39 after his two-shot success at Delhi Golf Club in New Delhi on October 18. He carded an overall of 21-under 267 to beat Daniel Hillierwho completed at 19-under par. The outcome likewise put Chacarra at the top of the Race to Dubai standings with 4,092.89 points.

The DP World India Championship marked Chacarra’s 3rd DP World Tour title of the 2026 season and his 4th profession win on the trip. He had actually likewise won the KLM Open and the Italian Open previously this year. His newest accomplishment followed a rain-hit last day that needed him to play 25 holes on Sunday. The success even more enhanced his position in the Race to Dubai rankings and provided him a brand-new turning point in his expert profession.

Eugenio Chacarra Reflects on Tough Final Round and His Rapid Rise on the DP World Tour

Eugenio Chacarra protected a two-shot success over Daniel Hillier at the 2026 DP World India Championship.(Source: AP )

Chacarra revealed his pleasure at another win in India, a nation where he had actually made his very first DP World Tour title. He kept in mind that his effort had actually settled which he had actually played well throughout the competition. Chacarra desired a win to enhance his location in the rankings and his accomplishment at the DP World India Championship assisted him accomplish that objective.

“Last round was tough. Really tiring waking up three days in a row 4:00 AM My body wasn’t there. I didn’t feel good. It’s hard to go in a big lead. You don’t really want to push but you want to, guys making birdies. So it was something that I knew didn’t happened before and it was a new experience, but really proud of my short game and how I grinded and stayed patient,” Chacarra specified on Sunday, October 18, after winning the prize.

Eugenio Chacarra ended up at 21-under par to declare the DP World India Championship title.( Source: AP )

Chacarra pointed out that his fast increase on the DP World Tour has actually not come as a surprise to him. After 3 wins this season and 4 profession titles on the trip, he has actually constantly thought in his capability. He remembered his time as one of the leading amateur golf players in the world and described that his objective was to end up being one of the finest expert gamers. His most current triumph at the DP World India Championship shows the level he thinks he can accomplish.

“I work really hard. I got a great team surrounding me. They pushed me. My family, everyone back home, they’re always trying to make me better. I think we been doing a great job with our and obviously it’s paying off. Really thankful for it. Like I always say, we need to keep working because that last round wasn’t what I wanted it to be.”

Eugenio Chacarra Claims Third DP World Tour Title of 2026 at India Championship

Eugenio Chacarra increased from No. 50 to a career-high No. 39 in the Official World Golf Ranking.(Source: AP )

Chacarra won the 2026 DP World India Championship at Delhi Golf Club after a strong four-round screen. He opened with 2 rounds of 67 to reach the midway phase at 10-under par. He then carded an exceptional 63 in the 3rd round to take control of the competition.

Regardless of a current toe fracture, the 26-year-old kept his type under pressure. Rain hold-ups required him to play 25 holes on Sunday, however he closed with a 2-under 70 to complete at 21-under 267. His last rating provided him a two-shot win over New Zealand’s Daniel Hillier, who completed at 19-under par.

Eugenio Chacarra protected his 3rd DP World Tour title of the 2026 season with his win in India. (Source: AP)

The triumph significant Chacarra’s 3rd DP World Tour title of the 2026 season, after his wins at the KLM Open and the Italian Open. It was likewise his 4th profession title on the trip. His success in New Delhi raised him to the top of the Race to Dubai standings, ahead of Patrick Reed and Rory McIlroy

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