Eugenio Chacarra captured his second consecutive DP World Tour title with a commanding five-shot victory at the DS Automobiles 83° Open d'Italia, moving closer to securing a PGA Tour card for next season. The former LIV Golf member dominated at Circolo Golf Torino, posting a bogey-free final round that showcased his growing form on European soil.

Chacarra entered the final day with a two-stroke advantage and immediately pulled away, carding five birdies in his first ten holes. A spectacular 35-foot eagle at the par-five 15th sealed his authority, while England's Matt Wallace faltered with back-to-back bogeys to finish second. Wallace's 67 left him runner-up ahead of Joaquin Niemann, with Joakim Lagergren's round-of-the-day 63 propelling him to fourth place.

The triumph lifts Chacarra to third in the Race to Dubai standings, trailing only Patrick Reed and Rory McIlroy. With the top ten players not already exempt earning PGA Tour cards at season's end, this victory represents a significant step toward his American tour ambitions. The win also grants Chacarra entry into The Open next month.

The DP World Tour shifts to Munich for the BMW International Open as Chacarra prepares to test himself at Royal Troon. His consistent play suggests he'll be a formidable contender in both remaining events.