Eugenio Chacarra wins KLM Open amid final-hole protests

Eugenio Chacarra captured the KLM Open on Sunday in Amsterdam, overcoming protests on the final hole to secure his second DP World Tour victory. The 26-year-old Spaniard moved closer to his goal of earning a PGA Tour card.

Chacarra held a one-shot lead over Oliver Lindell entering the 72nd hole. Protestors disrupted play by entering a pond near the 18th green, setting off flares and chanting as Lindell prepared his approach shot. Lindell birdied to tie the lead, but Chacarra responded with a strong tee shot and approach that set up a two-putt birdie for the win. He described the approach as the

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