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Eugenio Chacarra considers withdrawing despite leading the Spanish Open, ‘it’s not good’

Eugenio Chacarra currently holds the lead at the Spanish Open after carding an opening round of 66. Despite his strong performance, the golfer is contemplating an early exit from the competition due to a broken toe sustained at home last week.

Although he managed to play through the pain during his first round, he remains uncertain about his ability to continue walking the course for the remainder of the event. Chacarra is prioritizing his recovery for upcoming tournaments, noting that his physical condition is a significant concern.

His potential withdrawal would follow the absence of Jon Rahm, who skipped the tournament to await the birth of his child.

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