"It's tough to realise that I'm going to go back to Q- School in 12 days, in 11 days after 19 years without going to Q-School, but my dream job is to play the DP World Tour. It's been for the last 26, 27 years. "Not too many people in the world can say that they have achieved probably 98, 99% of my dreams. But I think I have a couple more years of golf and I think I can still win golf tournaments. But for that, I'm going to have to prepare myself. "It's tough to realise all these moments. I cannot put it into words, but you know, it's going to take I have to recover myself. I'm very tired. As I said, I played nine of the last 10 weeks and I have to recover my old body to try to play six good rounds in Infinitum and to try to keep the dream alive. "I think I want to win one more. I want to win. I want to reach double figures and then 100% of my dreams will come true." Pablo Larrazábal is remaining positive after his 19-year run on Tour comes to an end in Korea. #GenesisChampionship

"I need to finish first or second. If I finish fourth or third, I'm still losing [status]. So I know what to do. For that, I have to play aggressive. I have to play like, on Thursday at 11:35, then I'm going to tee it up, I have to start attacking. If it doesn't work, doesn't work, but it's not about the position myself. I have to attack, and that's all I have. "This golf course is tricky. The greens are very tricky to putt. They have a lot of mini, mini breaks. But someone is going to win and someone is going to finish second. So the way some Spaniards are playing is going to be tough to beat them, they won a lot of times but they won a lot less than I did. So taking that experience, try to take that experience in my advantage and try to play my best golf, but try to be aggressive since the beginning. ""I mean, out of 19 years playing DP World Tour, I think I'm not being category 3 for around 20, 25 tournaments. I've always been in the winner's category and the year that I play my worst golf is the year that I have to keep my card." Pablo Larrazábal hoping to utilise experience in fight to keep DP World Tour card 🙌 #GenesisChampionship

Pablo Larrazábal remains the only non-Korean to win the Genesis Championship 🇪🇸 #GenesisChampionship

Pablo Larrazábal makes the cut at his national open for the 13th time 🇪🇸👏 #OpenEspana

A rich history of Spanish success 🇪🇸 From Seve Ballesteros to Jon Rahm, Spanish players have made their mark on the DP World Tour. #OpenEspana

The most appearances on the DP World Tour by players from Spain 🇪🇸 #OpenEspana

"It means too much to me to make the cut. Today I started very good, I started birdie-par-birdie and putt myself to a -7 total. And then we made a mistake, on the par three. They changed the pin this morning, we didn't figure it out and played it 15 longer. Then we three putted. "For a reason I only see... I was four or five behind the leaders, instead of thinking about that, I was thinking about the cut line. It doesn't matter how many golf tournament's you've played, or any many you've won, man... I was shaking today. "I made the best bogey of my career at the last to make it (the cut). Not too many time you try and two putt from nine feet. Thinking 'be careful, don't hit it too hard'. "Not that we made it, we have to think bigger and I think like yesterday, I have lower rounds in me. We will go tomorrow morning for it." As usual, a very open and honest Pablo Larrazábal speaks out about the nerves he was feeling today as he tried to make the cut for the first time since the Qatar Masters in February 🔊 #ItalianOpen

Weekend golf secured for the first time since early February 💪 After nine consecutive missed cuts on the DP World Tour, Pablo Larrazábal makes the cut in Italy. #ItalianOpen