Pablo Larrazábal is the latest guest on Life on Tour presented by Buffalo Trace, to detail his journey in golf - one that has seen him win nine times on the DP World Tour.
In the company of host George Harper Jr., the Spaniard opens up about the experiences that have shaped him both on and off the course.
Larrazábal recalls how he met legends of the game at The Open and the Masters when caddieing for his brother, Alejandro, who won the Amateur Championship in 2002.
Larrazábal describes how he learned to appreciate the value of money by working on his family's fish farm for two years before turning professional in 2004.
Since being awarded the Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year Award on the DP World Tour in 2008, he has been an ever-present on Golf's Global Tour.
In that time, he has encountered struggles for form and the highs of winning four titles in a two-year span as he turned 40, while competing against a new generation of talent.
Plus, Larrazábal shares his Ryder Cup ambitions and reflects on a bizarre incident when he was attacked by a swarm of hornets while playing in Malaysia and resorted to jumping into a lake.
