LIV Golfs’ 4-months old Pro, Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra turns a winner at Bangkok

LIV Golfs’ 4-months old Pro, Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra turns a winner at Bangkok

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You heard it right! A year of accolades has hit for the talented Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra who recently became a pro at the LIV Golf, claiming his position and honor at the LIV Golf Tour in Bangkok by securing the top place at the leaderboards.

Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra, who is just 22 years old, certainly has worked hard as 2022 has come up with loads of luck and fortune.

There is less to say other than that Eugenio definitely is a phenomenal player, with great nerve, and a great finish. A star in the making, this certainly has to be one of the most important days, rather a turning point for him and his family.

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Congratulations, praises, and loads of anticipation start pouring in for the newly emerged golfer with people rushing to the point of counting his Majors victory.

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Eugenio for his and the team’s ‘first triumph’ at LIV Golf

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The golfer has not only secured triumph for himself but has also led the Fireballs GC to secure their first-ever victory as a team. This definitely is an important moment for the league, the LIV, and of course the golfers’ personal rapport with the golf community. The player pretty much presented a calm and composed front throughout the event.

Whilst the game was on, he said, “The conditions are great and the course is unbelievable. “I’m actually hitting it pretty well, but I’m playing smart and I’m having fun, so that’s the key for these couple rounds,”

Lopez-Chacarra said. Eugenio was previously associated with the PGA Tour when he only turned a LIV Golf pro this summer. 4 months and a maiden victory have definitely been a fortunate event for him.

Sergio Garcia, the master tournament winner from 2017 also became a part of the Fireballs GC Team in Thailand, Bangkok. Garcia had suffered a knee injury recently but presented a strong front during the game. While answering questions on his form, he said, “Obviously I’m struggling a little bit with my left knee, but I’m giving it everything I have, trying to help my teammates,” and also wished that he wanted to present an improved physical form than he was able to.

Garcia also proudly spoke about the team’s great form and now that Fireballs GC is supposed to be one of 12 LIV Golf invitational series teams, it would be thrilling to see what the future holds for the team, following their maiden victory led by a maiden professional golfer.

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