Eugenio Chacarra Departs LIV Golf, Eyes PGA Tour Future

The 24-year-old golfer critiques LIV Golf's unfulfilled promises and sets sights on PGA Tour after contract expiration.

Eugenio Chacarra, a former LIV Golf player, has decided to leave the league following the expiration of his three-year contract.
Chacarra expressed frustration over LIV Golf's unfulfilled promises, including the lack of Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) points and access to major tournaments.
The Spanish golfer, who has one LIV Golf victory, criticized the league's focus on financial incentives over career development opportunities.
Due to PGA Tour regulations, Chacarra faces a suspension until September 2025 because of his participation in LIV Golf events, delaying his eligibility for PGA Tour competition.
In the interim, Chacarra plans to pursue opportunities on other circuits, such as the Asian Tour or DP World Tour, while preparing for PGA Tour qualification.