By virtue of his Visa Argentine Open presented by Macron triumph, along with his runner-up finish at the Termas de Rio Hondo Invitational and his T27 at Cordoba GC in early April, captured the Zurich Argentina Swing and the bonus of U.S. $10,000 that go to the player who performed the best in the Tour’s three Argentina tournaments. Won the season-opening PGA TOUR Latinoamerica tournament and went on to post two additional top-10s in his 11 made cuts during his 12-event season. Completed his campaign ranked No. 3 in the Totalplay Cup standings to earn him 2023 Korn Ferry Tour membership.

In early December, began the final round of his national open at Nordelta GC a stroke behind leader Jeremy Gandon. Opened with five consecutive pars before going birdie-bogey over his next two holes. Finished his front nine with two more pars. Birdied No. 10 and added another at the 15th, adding seven additional pars then watched as the other contenders faltered. Closed the tournament three shots ahead for his fourth career Tour title and first since 2016. In addition to winning, also earned an invitation to the 2022 Open Championship at St. Andrews GC.

Used a 69-64 start at Sport Frances GC in mid-December to contend all weekend in Chile’s national open. Held a share of the back-nine lead Sunday, but a bogey at No. 14 derailed his chances. Moved back into a tie after a birdie at the par-5 17th but was unable to birdie the subsequent, closing par-5 and settled for a T2 with Chandler Blanchet, a stroke behind winner Alan Wagner. His win and T2 are his best back-to-back tournament performances in his career.

In his native Argentina, opened with three consecutive 67s at Rio Hondo GC in late-March then closed with a 1-under 71 to T2 with countryman Tommy Cocha, a shot behind winner Kevin Velo.