Eugenio Chacarra secured his fourth DP World Tour title with a two-stroke victory at the DP World India Championship held at Delhi Golf Club on October 18, 2026. The 26-year-old Spaniard finished the tournament at 21 under par, extending his strong run this season and moving to the top of the Race to Dubai standings.

Chacarra, who had previously won the Dutch Open and the Open d’Italia in June, as well as the Indian Open last year, maintained steady play despite challenging weather conditions during the event. He closed with a two-under-par 70 in the final round to edge past New Zealand’s Daniel Hillier, who finished second at 19 under. Fellow Spaniard Angel Hidalgo and Poland’s Adrian Meronk shared third place at 15 under, while England’s Tommy Fleetwood, the defending champion, finished tied for fifth at 13 under.

The win allowed Chacarra to overtake American Patrick Reed, who ended the tournament eight under par. Reed’s position in the season-long Race to Dubai standings dropped as Chacarra’s success propelled him into first place. Northern Irish player Rory McIlroy, who had been in contention early in the tournament before weather disruptions affected the schedule, finished tied for 42nd at four under and remains third in the Race to Dubai rankings.

Following his victory, Chacarra expressed a personal dedication, paying tribute to his grandfather who passed away ten days before the tournament. The emotional moment underscored the significance of the triumph for the young golfer, who celebrated by pumping his fist after sealing his third European Tour win of the season and fourth overall career title.

The DP World India Championship marked the culmination of a competitive week at one of the region’s premier golf venues. Chacarra’s performance amid difficult weather and strong competition highlights his rising status on the European Tour as the season approaches its final stages.