Eugenio Chacarra leads the Race To Dubai Rankings ahead of Patrick Reed and Rory McIlroy, but what does the Spaniard need in the DP World Tour Play-Offs to claim the title ahead of that star duo?

Eugenio Chacarra enters the DP World Tour Play-Offs leading the Race To Dubai rankings over Patrick Reed and Rory McIlroy. The Spaniard holds a 669.27-point advantage over Reed and leads McIlroy by 999.03 points heading into the Abu Dhabi Championship. If Chacarra wins either of the final two events in Abu Dhabi or Dubai, he will secure the overall title.
Reed must finish at least second at Yas Links to have a chance of claiming the lead, provided Chacarra finishes no better than sixth. McIlroy must win in Abu Dhabi to keep his hopes alive for the top spot. A Chacarra victory this week would eliminate McIlroy unless McIlroy finishes in the top three, while Reed would need a 17th-place finish or better to stay mathematically alive.
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