Chacarra leaves u.s. open qualifier playoff to catch flight for soudal open

Eugenio Chacarra walked away from a playoff at the U.S. Open final qualifier in Dallas to prepare for the Soudal Open on the DP World Tour.

Chacarra reached a six-for-one playoff for the final spot at the Dallas Athletic Club qualifier on Monday. Caleb Surratt claimed the ticket to Shinnecock Hills by birdieing the first extra hole, leaving two alternate positions available. Chacarra chose to depart rather than continue, citing the need to catch a flight to Belgium for this week's Soudal Open.

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