The Spaniard began the day five shots off the lead but carded five birdies and no bogeys on Moving Day to get to ten under par.
The Spaniard began the day five shots off the lead but carded five birdies and no bogeys on Moving Day to get to ten under par.
Larrazábal, who is chasing a ninth DP World Tour title just one month on from his last victory at the Korea Championship Presented by Genesis, saved his best until last, producing a stunning par save on the 18th to keep his card clean.
Dane Rasmus Højgaard and Spain's Adrian Otaegui finished the day as Larrazábal's nearest challengers on nine under, with Adrian Meronk, Gavin Green, Todd Clements and Daniel Hillier another shot back in a tie for fourth.
The 40-year-old came into the week fresh from playing four rounds at last week's US PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club and admitted rest will be important ahead of the final round.
He said: "We're going to have to do a lot of good things now. Calm down, hit some balls and practice a little bit.
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"But I'm happy, I'm playing great and I'm enjoying the moment."
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